Sony has denied rumors that the information from some credit card users of the PSN would be resold. "A rumor about a group that would attempt to sell to Sony numbers of millions of credit cards," writes Patrick Seybold of Sony's PlayStation Blog. "As far as I know, this is not true." "Passwords are stored encrypted, but were not processed by the cryptographic hash function", also says Seybold.
"For a description of the differences of the various techniques, you can follow this link," he added. Over the next few days Sony should gradually restore the services of the PlayStation Network.
"For a description of the differences of the various techniques, you can follow this link," he added. Over the next few days Sony should gradually restore the services of the PlayStation Network.
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