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PlayStation Plus Goes Free For A Week Starting Right Now

Paul Morris·February 18, 2017
Starting right now, PlayStation 4 owners can use the PlayStation Plus multiplayer network for free, that too for an entire week. Here are the details.

PlayStation Network And Xbox LIVE Hit By DDoS Attack

Paul Morris·August 25, 2014
If you happen to be a regular gamer on Sony or Microsoft’s online gaming platforms then chances are that you realized all wasn’t well in the video game world over the weekend. Sure, like any other online service, Xbox LIVE and Sony’s PlayStation Network are prone to the odd glitch here and there, which can result in downtime, but it seems that the weekend’s event was a little more serious. Sony’s PlayStation Network and Microsoft’s Xbox LIVE service were both brought down simultaneously by cyber attacks over the weekend, with a group calling itself "Lizard Squad" taking responsibility for the whole thing.

Three Suspects Allegedly Linked To Hacking Sony PlayStation Network Arrested In Spain

Goncalo Ribeiro·June 11, 2011

Sony’s PlayStation Network Is Still Not Safe, Should Be Kept Offline, Says Expert

Oliver Haslam·June 4, 2011
Sony is still reeling from its many, many hacker-related problems over the last few weeks. It was only yesterday that Sony finally managed to bring its PSN Store back online across the globe and then, as if the universe was trying to really kick them when they just thought things were getting better, the Music arm of Sony found itself on the wrong end of a fresh hacking attempt. But surely all their hard work behind the scenes have made PSN and Qriocity hack-proof, right? Wrong, according to one industry expert.

PlayStation Network Welcome Back Program Now Available, Brings Free Games, Movie Rentals And More

Oliver Haslam·June 4, 2011
Remember the Welcome Back package Sony promised us by way of saying thank you for sticking by the beleaguered platform during the PSN downtime of the last few weeks? Now that the company has finally managed to bring its PSN Store back online, they've also announced just how this package works and more importantly, your free content can be downloaded right now if you can cope with the many error codes currently being thrown up by the service while it attempts to deal with a few million people hitting it at once.

PlayStation Store Is Back Online, With Masses Of New Content Added To Celebrate Its Return

Goncalo Ribeiro·June 2, 2011

All PlayStation Network Services, Including PlayStation Store To Return By Week’s End

Goncalo Ribeiro·June 1, 2011
If you're a PlayStation Network customer, you may be happy to know you'll likely have your services back really soon: later this week according to Sony.

PlayStation Network Returning To Asia As Of Tomorrow

Goncalo Ribeiro·May 28, 2011
What, another story about Sony? Yes, but this time it's good news: after a month of downtime, the company is bringing some PlayStation Network services back in some parts of Asia. While there's still no word on when US services are returning, some progress is still better than no word at all.

Check Online/Offline Status Of PlayStation Network Right On Your iPhone

Goncalo Ribeiro·May 27, 2011

PlayStation Network Users Can Now Get Free Identity Theft Protection From Sony

Goncalo Ribeiro·May 26, 2011
United States-based PlayStation Network users will now be able to register for a free Identity Protection service, thanks to an arrangement made by Sony with Debix.

The Real Cost Of Sony PlayStation Network Debacle. Anatomy Of The Most Significant Digital Theft In History [INFOGRAPHIC]

Oliver Haslam·May 23, 2011
Sony's recent data breach could cost the company as much as $24.5 billion according to a new infographic put together by PromotionalCodes. The whole palaver began way back on April 19th when Sony discovered that a few PlayStation Network servers had rebooted themselves for no apparent reason. After some research and, we assume much panic, Sony took the unpleasant decision to pull its entire multiplayer network and online store off the internet the next day. The plan was to bring everything back online once the issue was resolved. That took much, much longer than any of us expected.

Sony PlayStation Network Hacked Again. Password Reset Site Compromised (Updated)

Goncalo Ribeiro·May 18, 2011

Sony Announces Details Of Its ‘Welcome Back’ Package Offer For PlayStation Network Users

Oliver Haslam·May 17, 2011
Sony have today released details of their PSN 'Welcome Back' package for North American customers, with PlayStation Plus service and free games the order of the day.

Japan Won’t Allow Sony To Turn PSN Back On, Wants Them To First Prove PlayStation Network Is Safe For Use

Oliver Haslam·May 17, 2011
In news that can't be easy for Japanese PSN fans to read, Sony is being prevented from turning it's PlayStation Network back on by the country's own government.

Amazon’s Servers Were Used To Attack Sony PlayStation Network [REPORT]

Oliver Haslam·May 15, 2011
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