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The concern raised by the hackers is that custom firmwares could subvert this system. A custom firmware can include custom certificates in its trusted list. It can also use custom DNS servers. This raises the prospect of a malicious entity operating his own proxies to snaffle sensitive data. He would distribute a custom firmware that had a certificate corresponding to his proxy, and that used a DNS server that directed PSN connections to the proxy. His proxy would decrypt the data sent to it, and then re-encrypt it and forward it to the real PSN servers. … [Read more...] about Report: PSN hacked, custom firmware could pose security risk to users (UPDATED)

Maize Wallin agrees. One of the people behind Making Space, a community designed to empower and support marginalized people trying to break in to the games industry, Wallin says the root of the abuse problem is a power differential. "The abuse happens predominantly to people who are new." … [Read more...] about As sexual abuse allegations flood in, the world of video games faces a reckoning

Sling TV SlingTV starts at $30 per month for either its Orange or Blue plan, though you can try out the service for free for three days. You can catch the games on FS1 with the Blue plan or those on ESPN channels with Sling Orange, though you'd be better served by its Orange & Blue plan at $45 per month to get access to all the channels you'll need to watch MLS is Back except for TUDN. SlingTV also includes 10 hours of Cloud DVR storage for free as well as its own on-demand library. … [Read more...] about MLS is Back: Updated schedule, results, and how to games watch live

In a twist, the company has also announced a number of older credit card numbers and expiration dates from an older, 2007 database may have been compromised. "...12,700 non-US customer credit or debit card numbers and expiration dates (but not credit card security codes) and about 10,700 direct debit records listing bank account numbers of certain customers in Germany, Austria, Netherlands and Spain may have also been obtained—we will be notifying each of those customers promptly," Sony explained. … [Read more...] about Sony attacked again, 12,700 non-US CC numbers feared stolen

Zoom rolled out multiple features to protect meetings against zoombombing disruptions earlier this spring but Google has lagged behind, despite having a large market share in the educational sector, where it offers Google Meet under G Suite for Education and G Suite Enterprise for Education licenses at discounted prices. … [Read more...] about Google Meet adds zoombombing protection for education customers