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In yet another embarrassing PSN faux pas, Sony has had to take down its mandatory password reset page.

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Sony has revealed which games will be offered to gamers as part of its 'Welcome Back' package, otherwise known as the 'Sorry we compromised your credit card and personal information' package.

As the Sony PlayStation Network outage drags on and on, gamers have begun ditching their PS3s in favour of Xbox 360s, according to high street retailers.

Anonymous has hit out again over allegations that it was part of the Sony hack, deciding to distance itself from a Financial Times article which lays the blame solely on the hacking network.

Poll TechRadar's readers have not been forgiving of Sony's hacking problems, with the majority of those voting telling us that they do not trust Sony any more.

Sony CEO Sir Howard Stringer has spoken for the first time about the hack on the PSN and SOE networks, some two weeks after the security breach was made public.

The online activist group known as Anonymous has issued a statement to deny Sony accusations that it was behind the recent PlayStation Network hack

For the first time since the PSN and now Sony Online Entertainment hacks, Sony has revealed that Anonymous may well have been behind the cyber attacks.

Sony's online woes deepen this week with the revelation that alongside the PlayStation Network the Sony Online Entertainment PC games network was also compromised by hackers.