A certain group of hackers called Anonymous said that they've released numbers of accounts last December 26, 2014 after the Christmas Day, it said that those account were available at Ghostbin, as of now the link is unavailable or maybe removed by the user.
Some user of PlayStation were upset of the situation, hackers just ruined their Christmas break, instead of enjoying the online game, they were unable to logged in to their accounts. However PSN managed to regain access and were back online.
In a report by MetroNews says that Microsoft did not acknowledge the said hacking incident
‘We have no evidence of a security breach in Xbox Live services,’ said a Microsoft Spokesperson.
‘Microsoft takes the security of our customers’ data very seriously and employs a team of professionals to monitor and manage the security of the services that process and store customer data.
‘We recommend our members visit our dedicated Xbox Live Security page at http://xbox.com/security to learn how to help protect their account.’
Some user of PlayStation were upset of the situation, hackers just ruined their Christmas break, instead of enjoying the online game, they were unable to logged in to their accounts. However PSN managed to regain access and were back online.
In a report by MetroNews says that Microsoft did not acknowledge the said hacking incident
‘We have no evidence of a security breach in Xbox Live services,’ said a Microsoft Spokesperson.
‘Microsoft takes the security of our customers’ data very seriously and employs a team of professionals to monitor and manage the security of the services that process and store customer data.
‘We recommend our members visit our dedicated Xbox Live Security page at http://xbox.com/security to learn how to help protect their account.’
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