The personal details of thousands of people have been stolen after hackers targeted British games developer Codemasters.

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Hackers target UK games developer

Sony plans to start a gradual restoration of its PlayStation services Sunday as the company works to resume normal operations following a security breach that exposed personal details of 77 million users.

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Sony phasing PlayStation back online

Controversial solicitor Andrew Crossley has been fined £1,000 for exposing the personal details of alleged file sharers.

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ACS:Law fined over data breach

Sony warns that almost 25 million extra game users may have had their personal details taken in a hacker attack.

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Sony says it will resume some services on its PlayStation Network, which was shut after the theft of personal details of about 77m users.

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Sony to resume PlayStation gaming

The US government defends its request for the personal details of three Twitter users, as part of its inquiry into Wikileaks.

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US defends Twitter data request

A man is arrested after a list containing personal details of hundreds of thousands of GAA members was stolen.

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Man held over stolen GAA database

BT admits that it sent the personal details of hundreds of customers as an unsecured document to a legal firm, which were then posted online.

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BT embroiled in porn list breach

The firm behind the leak of thousands of Sky broadband customers’ personal details could be fined £500,000, the UK Information Commissioner tells BBC News.

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Porn list leak could prompt fine

A document apparently showing thousands of Sky broadband customers’ personal details, alongside a list of adult films they may have illegally shared, is leaked online.

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Adult video-sharing list leaked

The UK operation of Zurich Insurance is fined a record £2.27m for losing the personal details of 46,000 customers.

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