Sony’s troubles with hackers continue. Now that the company has recovered from the PlayStation Network outage and lengthy rebuilding process, hackers claim to have stolen and posted email addresses and passwords from 50,000 Sony customers on the Sony Pictures and Sony BMG sites.

Wired reports the hackers said the data breach left 1 million customers’ data vulnerable, but due to a lack of resources they were only able to snag the 50,000. The group has also recently hacked PBS, Sony’s Japanese website and Fox.com.

What do you think Sony needs to do to protect itself from further attacks?

Sony Hit Yet Again; Consumer Passwords Exposed [Wired]

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