Gamers Report a PSN Security Flaw That Lets Hackers Bypass 2FA and Access Accounts
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Gamers Report a PSN Security Flaw That Lets Hackers Bypass 2FA and Access Accounts
PlayStation Network (PSN) is currently facing a security issue that allegedly allows hackers to add unfamiliar accounts to their family groups without the account owner’s permission. From the reports we’ve seen, the security issue can bypass your passwords and two-factor authentication (2FA), exposing sensitive personal information. A new PSN security issue lets attackers bypass passwords […] This post belongs to FandomWire and first appeared on…
A new hack affects PS5 and PS4, through Sony's family accounts and an exploit that allows hackers to add themselves as child members.
There have been numerous social media posts reporting that family accounts have been added to the online service for Sony Group's home game console, PlayStation (PS), without the user's permission. These accounts bypass passwords and two-factor authentication, potentially allowing access to personal information and credit card details…
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