Five questions for Sony about the PSN breach

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	Five questions for Sony about the PSN breach After the ongoing PlayStation Network outage, Sony dropped a bomb yesterday: someone had gained access illegally to the personal information of more than 75 million of its users, forcing the company to shut down PlayStation Network and rebuild it, along with the related media download service Qriocity. The information exposed includes customer names; addresses; e-mail addresses; birthdays; PlayStation Network and Qriocity passwords and usernames; as well as online user handles. But there are still some big questions the company needs to answer. Here's what we'd still like to know.  Read more Laura Cucullu Senior features editor, CNET.com Contact editor Today on CNET Geotracking controversy homes in on iPhone Apple continues to be under fire following a researcher's report that iOS version 4 software for the iPad and iPhone stores users' location data.  More This edge-lit 3D TV is a looker The Samsung UND8000 TV delivers best-in-class looks and features, but it's not quite a shining star. See what disappointed us in this series from Samsung.  More Best-in-class desktop for gamers With few limitations and strong value in its enthusiast category, Maingear's expertly built, impressively fast Vybe Super Stock earns an Editors' Choice Award.  More 20 lowest-radiation cell phones We are in no way implying that cell phones are dangerous nor that a cell phone with a lower SAR is inherently safer. Make a choice based on your own concerns, and use this list to help.  More iPad games to get girls Looking to catch the eye of the girl you never could talk to? Use technology. We'll show you the best iPad games to get your game on in no time.  Watch video   Latest news 1. Jobs, Apple execs discuss iPhones and location (Q&A) 2. Iwata aims to adapt Nintendo 3DS sales pitch 3. Report: Fox, Paramount holdouts on YouTube rentals 4. Delayed by quake, iPad 2 coming to Japan 5. White iPhone finally launching worldwide tomorrow   Latest Windows downloads 1. Vipre Antivirus 2. Automatic Mouse and Keyboard 3. Advanced Command Line Image To PDF 4. SecurityCam 5. FCEditor .NET Connect with CNET Facebook Twitter CNET online Other CNET resources  CNET.com  Latest CNET reviews  CNET Tips and Tricks  CNET Living With Technology  Top 10 must-have gadgets  CNET Editors' Choice winners Apple iPad 2 (16 GB) Wi-Fi Black... Only $638.88 Two cameras for FaceTime and HD video recording. The dual-core A5 chip. The same 10-hour battery lif... Buy Now  From: Seller Rating: Apple iPad (16 GB) Wi-Fi (MB292LL/A)... Only $529.0 iPad's brilliant 9.7-inch, LED-backlit display features IPS technology to deliver crisp, clear image... Buy Now  From: Seller Rating: Apple iPad 2 MC770LL/A Tablet (32GB,... Only $749.99  Buy Now  From: Seller Rating:
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