A new statement from PlayStation regarding the recent PSN outage seems to have ruled out the possibility of a hack being what caused the network to crash. Since PSN went down on the evening of ...

At the time of this writing, Sony hasn’t said anything publicly about what has gone wrong with PSN. Instead, the gaming corporation has only issued a single statement saying that it knows “some users ...

New reports have emerged that PlayStation accounts are being hacked through a security breach that has reportedly been flagged by users since at least December 2025. PlayStation has already faced ...

A new PlayStation hack that’s causing members to lose access to their accounts has become known in the past week, and here’s how you might be affected. With PlayStation Network (PSN) soon approaching ...

Yes, PlayStation Network is still down over 14 hours after the initial outage started. The service for PlayStation 5 and PS4 players that lets them go online, chat with friends, and do all the other ...

This article was published on 2/9 and republished on 2/10. PSN is back online after a 24 hour outage, almost to the minute, the longest since the nearly month-long downtime after a hack back in 2011.

Sony’s weighed in on the question of whether its PlayStation Network online login was “hacked” yesterday. Its verdict: not a hack, just an “exploit.” “We temporarily took down the PSN and Qriocity ...

Dominik Bošnjak is a freelance writer from Croatia. He has been writing about games for as long as he can remember and began doing so professionally in 2010 because an opportunity presented itself ...

Sony Interactive Entertainment has offered compensation for this weekend’s massive PSN outage, but there’s a catch. Only existing PS Plus members are eligible to receive said compensation, which is a ...

This should be a warning to check your PSN account now. A well-known PlayStation gamer has quit the company, for reasons that should make PSN account owners take pause, and try to secure their ...

The hacks just don’t stop. First there was the PSN hack. Then Sony Online Entertainment. Then in seemingly unrelated hacks, Sony Thailand’s site was being used for phishing exploit and Sony’s internet ...