[citation][nom]mBull[/nom]I'm not going to switch, because I recently switched from PC to PS3 (witch i shoudln't have done). I'm still asking myself how is it possible that a multy billion dollar corporation like Sony made so many mistakes in secureing one of the largest game networks in the world. I hope steam is better secured then psn. But we will never know about that one.I hope sony learned from their mistakes, and made my personal data more secure (hashed, with salts etc etc) ....[/citation]
heres hoping for a steam hack, would love some free games from that.
realistically, watch the 22 min long pac attack on game trailers, it will give you some more real world prospective on what the psn hack could mean for you, at least living in America, and many developed countries.
and also, read up on this information. many banks in america only look up the social security number to check credit, because getting any more info from that costs money. its how the really bad identity theft happens, you know, the kind that people dumpster dive hospitals do.
psn had a credit card number, and if anyone uses it, i dont have to pay for s@#$ and get a new one.