for a week? I thought it was going to be for a month?
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psn down
- Thread starter J-DUB
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for a week? I thought it was going to be for a month?
DeathB4Dishonr
Lasers go Pew Pew
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- 2k6 BMP GTI
xbl still working.... just saying :bellyroll:
XB still gets ring of death.......just saying
I would hope that something I pay $60 for a year wouldn't go down.... I dont mind the PS3 network when its down.. Bc I can still watch netflix, play games and BLU-RAYS. Then when the network comes back up, its still free :wink:
ViRtUaLheretic
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- KC MO
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- 2009 VW GTI
PC games pwn console games, jus sayin 
PC games pwn console games, jus sayin
True, just a PITA to play a game with a keyboard. And don't say buy a controller, they never have enough buttons to utilize all the functionality in the game and you end up using your keyboard and a controller.
ViRtUaLheretic
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- KC MO
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- 2009 VW GTI
wii controllers and xbox conrollers are PC compatable, I assuem the PS3 conroller can work with a PC as well...
Gaming with a keyboard and mouse offers better control and more options anyways...
Not to mention you have access to the modding community and better graphics
Gaming with a keyboard and mouse offers better control and more options anyways...
Not to mention you have access to the modding community and better graphics
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MV3
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- Tampa/LeBroward County
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- MkV R32
wii controllers and xbox conrollers are PC compatable, I assuem the PS3 conroller can work with a PC as well...
Gaming with a keyboard and mouse offers better control and more options anyways...
Not to mention you have access to the modding community and better graphics
This. And it depends on the game. For Black Ops for example its not difficult or complicated to keep track of the buttons. They are all in the same general area. Ive been going to town on Steam since the PSN went down.
clutch fool
OG MUFF DIVER
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- Roc NY
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- MK5 GTI 1st Owner
and we're down again...
Report: PSN password resets exploited, accounts compromised again
By Andrew Webster | Published about an hour ago
Just two days after the PlayStation Network was restored after a near month-long outage, the PSN password page has apparently been exploited. According to reports, the exploit allows other users to reset your account password using only your e-mail address and date of birth. This personal data was made available to hackers during the initial PSN attack.
The issue was first reported by Nyleveia, which was contacted by an unnamed source who reportedly performed the hack on a dummy account, prompting an e-mail message confirming that the password had been changed. Similar reports on gaming forum NeoGAF show an identical situation, in which the user provided the necessary information only to receive two subsequent e-mails: one claiming that someone was attempting to change the account's password and requesting the user click on a confirmation link, and another confirming that the password had been changed.
"I never clicked the confirmation link," the user wrote. "So yeah... my password was successfully changed by someone else."
Currently, users cannot sign in to PSN via websites like PlayStation.com. Instead, a message appears stating that the "server is currently down for maintenance." Meanwhile, a recent message on Sony Computer Entertainment Europe's Twitter feed reads "Fortunately we have got ISPs to release outstanding e-mails; unfortunately, a small amount of maintenance is required to improve this process." Followed soon after by "Clarification: this maintenance doesn't affect PSN on consoles, only the website you click through to from the password change email."
Nyleveia claims to have contacted SCEE directly after finding the exploit and that the system was taken down roughly 15 minutes after this happened.
Ars has contacted Sony for comment but has yet to hear back as of publication. We will update you as we learn more information.
http://arstechnica.com/gaming/news/...-passwords-exploited-accounts-compromised.ars
Report: PSN password resets exploited, accounts compromised again
By Andrew Webster | Published about an hour ago
Just two days after the PlayStation Network was restored after a near month-long outage, the PSN password page has apparently been exploited. According to reports, the exploit allows other users to reset your account password using only your e-mail address and date of birth. This personal data was made available to hackers during the initial PSN attack.
The issue was first reported by Nyleveia, which was contacted by an unnamed source who reportedly performed the hack on a dummy account, prompting an e-mail message confirming that the password had been changed. Similar reports on gaming forum NeoGAF show an identical situation, in which the user provided the necessary information only to receive two subsequent e-mails: one claiming that someone was attempting to change the account's password and requesting the user click on a confirmation link, and another confirming that the password had been changed.
"I never clicked the confirmation link," the user wrote. "So yeah... my password was successfully changed by someone else."
Currently, users cannot sign in to PSN via websites like PlayStation.com. Instead, a message appears stating that the "server is currently down for maintenance." Meanwhile, a recent message on Sony Computer Entertainment Europe's Twitter feed reads "Fortunately we have got ISPs to release outstanding e-mails; unfortunately, a small amount of maintenance is required to improve this process." Followed soon after by "Clarification: this maintenance doesn't affect PSN on consoles, only the website you click through to from the password change email."
Nyleveia claims to have contacted SCEE directly after finding the exploit and that the system was taken down roughly 15 minutes after this happened.
Ars has contacted Sony for comment but has yet to hear back as of publication. We will update you as we learn more information.
http://arstechnica.com/gaming/news/...-passwords-exploited-accounts-compromised.ars
BoardSnow6
Banned
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- WPA
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- Capita Scaremaster
I still cant get on negro ops... or gt5 online... But it let me login to PSN... :iono:
PSN is definantly doin it wrong
BlaineWasHere
I brake for apexes!
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- NorCal
If my 360 had blue ray I'd sell my PS3.
ThumbThumbs
Banned
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- Newark Nj
Just got home from work, had no problem signing in.
ThumbThumbs
Banned
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- Newark Nj
Double xp on black ops this weekend for the ps3