Sony Corporation is continuing to have security issues and seems the media giant is now a preferred target and destination for hackers. As Sony tries to regain consumer confidence from it’s month long PlayStation Network meltdown, they were hacked again this morning for consumer data and Sony BMG in Greece has been hacked and information dumped…………
Sony unveils flexible color e-paper, new glasses-free 3D LCD displays at SID 2011 and this e-paper has a thickness of 150m and a weight of 20g or less by using a plastic substrate. Other technical features are 13% color gamut on NTSC, a reflectance of 10% and a contrast higher than 100.000:1 and it’s pixel consists of red, green, blue and white sub-pixels, and the pixel count is 800 x 1,200……….
Sony Ericsson Xperia Play, Arc getting Android 2.3.3 update next week, Facebook integration in tow and that would seem to make them the first non-Nexus phones to get the update. Facebook inside Xperia promises to more deeply integrate your phone (including your calendar, contacts, and even music) with the social network……….
Sony reportedly tells developers PlayStation Store will return May 24th and he PlayStation Store will finally return to PlayStation 3 and PSP users. The store is also a major source of additional revenue for developers, thus its return is highly anticipated and backlogged content that was supposed to be released during the store’s downtime will be made available on a rolling basis over the next few weeks……….
The attacks on Sony do not seem to come to an end. The series of attacks span back to the several day outage of the Sony PlayStation network. After repeat attacks to its PlayStation Network over the past month, researchers from cyber security firm F-Secure have discovered a phishing attack site hosted on a Sony server. So yes, Sony has been hacked again. This time, however, the PSN is safe. But the previous hacks to it system appear to have left Sony’s entire online infrastructure vulnerable to attacks like this one.
Sony SmartAR delivers high-speed markerless augmented reality and most implementations require a weird marker to be in clear sight. Sony’s SmartAR works even when the AR object is being tossed around and no sign of flickering or even lost detection, as the little pink bear in the demo keeps on trotting along. In fact, the AR is actually quite impressive as 3D augmented objects can even be manipulated without the camera aimed right at the AR object…………
Sony’s way of plugging the security hole by taking down the password reset page while they fix the innards before putting it back online and login flaw exposed, certain pages down. Not even two days after Sony restored its embattled PlayStation Network for most users worldwide, cyber criminals have once again launched an attack and this time going for a vulnerability with the system’s password reset……..
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