It gets worse for Sony. Its PlayStation Network - just relaunched after being shut down following a hacking attack - has been hit again.
Sony has blocked users from logging-in to virtually all its gaming services. It comes after gaming website, Nyleveia reported it had found an exploit in the relaunched website's password resetting page. If you try to log-in, you get a "PlayStation Network unavailable" warning.
A month ago, hackers got into the site and stole millions of users details forcing Sony to close the network. A couple of days ago, it started relaunching the site and now it's been hit by this latest cybersecurity nightmare.
Yesterday, Sony's President, Howard Stringer, told reporters: "We are up and running, and we are safer than ever".
(Via: Redmond Pie)
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