Sony admits it can't secure the PSN

Stuart Sumner
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Sony chief says he can't guarantee the security of anything that connects to the internet

Sony chief executive Howard Stringer has admitted that he cannot guarantee the security of the PlayStation Network (PSN) or any other web system. Speaking to the Wall Street Journal, he added th...

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