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Now Sony has been scrambling to improve its PSN security, but the recent changes in the PSN terms of service make it seem as if it doesn’t really give a damn about it.
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At issue is Rice’s twitter handle @spin. Spin Magazine (twitter handle: @spinmagazine) apparently feels that this is a case of trademark infringement. That is that their trademark and their ‘good’ name is being harmed by this, on the apparent basis that their readers just aren’t very smart. Seriously.
Notice how people never say that payment information has been compromised. Only that it may have been. So, what good does the information do for the villain? How do they get the money from the people whose information was compromised? Well, that’s where you come in. Apr 22 2011
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So, you read about it a lot. Security breaches that ‘may’ have compromised the credit-card or other payment information of a lot of people.
The word ‘criminal’ gets used a whole heck of a lot. In its strictest and most correct terms in these modern days, a criminal is someone who has both violated the criminal code in their jurisdiction, and been duly convicted.
