Was in the midst of the shareholder's cries for Sony CEO Sir Howard Stringer resignation some news about connection to the PSN security breach fiasco.

Stringer defended himself pointed out that Sony shares due to the earthquake of Japan as the PSN-hacking more suffered. Then he said the trust in Sony, as a mark has been quickly restored and 90% of PSN users of the injury affected have returned.

More than 70 million PSN accounts were affected, but this number help accounts created contains only other region access to content. I know I have a Japanese and a UK PSN account that I reactivated since the hacker still has not taken place, so I to the the remaining 10 post am %. Not because I don't trust in Sony, but because I forgot the passwords and incorrect information on their uses.

Are risks since it back to PSN again? If this is not the case, why have you not? And your trust in Sony been restored?

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