Sony Computer Entertainment has confirmed that its PC PlayStation Store on the PlayStation Network (PSN) may have allowed unauthorized access to personal information.
"We have found out that there has been a possibility of unauthorized access to personal information on the PlayStation Store through PCs, a content download service of the PlayStation Network," a statement issued by Sony read.
"Although unlikely, it is possible that the passwords of a small percentage of PlayStation Network users may have been changed through...
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