Have you changed your passwords?

In light of the terrible Sony news, just wondering how many people here actually took action already and changed their passwords to anything (emails, facebook, twitter, online bank accounts log ins, etc)?

I will change my PSN login password once PSN gets back online. Other than that i dont see any reason to change anything else, especially since i have multiple e-mail adresses.

Yeah i did change all my passwords on all the accounts i have. I even got a new bank card also. I rather be safe then sorry. So i just decided to take care of it all now then not do anything at all.

My password on my PSN account and my e-mail are both different so will I be alright?.

Yes i have changed most passwords to something not even i can remember.

When PSN comes back I'll be chaning the password, and changed my email's password just in case. Beyond that, I didn't have any CC info so I should be fine.

I will change my PSN login password once PSN gets back online. Other than that i dont see any reason to change anything else, especially since i have multiple e-mail adresses.

JohnnyWPSP

I can't remember, did sony require a credit card number to sign up for the network or are credit cards just on there for people who bought PSN content with them? I've only used PSN points cards to buy stuff off of PSN, I never used a credit card on there. I can't remember if I would have had to enter one when I initially signed up.

My PSN password is different than all my other passwords but I did cancel my debit card that was saved on there

My PSN password was unique from the rest of my passwords so no need to change them for me. The_Rick_14

same

[QUOTE="The_Rick_14"]My PSN password was unique from the rest of my passwords so no need to change them for me. LURCH87

same

I can't remember, did sony require a credit card number to sign up for the network or are credit cards just on there for people who bought PSN content with them? I've only used PSN points cards to buy stuff off of PSN, I never used a credit card on there. I can't remember if I would have had to enter one when I initially signed up.

roboccs

Nothing special about my account, or the email it's connected to.

If they were to take it I wouldn't really care..

I did change the problematic one.

By some chance I forgot to change my credit information on PSN when I received my new card a few weeks ago, so the card number tied to my account is worthless.

I've changed all of my passwords for all of my accounts on various websites.

I've heard people say that changing your PSN login password/email can make your PSN account unrecognizable by the user account (or something like that) and interfere with your past game saves as well as trophies?

That's why I'm scared to do so ...

No. I only use the same password on gaming profiles and forums, none of which have any of my financial info tied to them. Stuff like eBay and Paypal I give unique passwords to. Worse case scenario I might have to make a GEE_WIZZ_2 lol.

I registered a new email account when I signed up to PSN, which both have the same passwords. I tried to access my email (I never check it) and I'm unable to get in :| I haven't forgotton my password as it's the same as I've been logging in PSN all the time. hmmmmmm

Changed all my passwords and put a hold on 1 of my credit cards. I doubt hackers will get anything from me.

Just canceled my Credit Card. Probably won't buy anything from PSN any time soon.

[QUOTE="LURCH87"]

[QUOTE="The_Rick_14"]My PSN password was unique from the rest of my passwords so no need to change them for me. Flame_Blade88

same

This.

I've heard people say that changing your PSN login password/email can make your PSN account unrecognizable by the user account (or something like that) and interfere with your past game saves as well as trophies?

That's why I'm scared to do so ...

SummerHillard

No.

I changed my Steam password and made sure my Battle.net password wasn't the same as my PSN one. Those are the only two services I care about people getting access to.

Oh, and my Windows Live account. Need my email.

I've changed all email related passwords and cancelled the credit card I had on my account. I don't think you can change your PSN passwords, since the systems down...

i have changed all my passwords, and security questions from all the important sites i use

I've changed all email related passwords and cancelled the credit card I had on my account. I don't think you can change your PSN passwords, since the systems down...

jer_1

[QUOTE="Flame_Blade88"][QUOTE="LURCH87"]

same

1bigsmoke55

This.

Not this.

I used the same password in several other places as well (none that are terribly important)... under the impression that no one will ever obtain it :P

So, yea, I had to change a few passwords--and even some email-related sign-in IDs.

I can't even log on to Playstation.com's PSN. Ughh, what if my adress was leakedddddddd.

I don't even remember what my password is. I use auto login.

I'm going to change my PSN password once everything is up and running. I didn't have any credit or debit card info on there so I should be OK. Thank goodness for PSN cards! I'm only going to use those from now on.

FFS. There are 70 million PSN accounts. Do you think the hackers are trawling through PSN passwords trying to match them with email adresses or Twitter accounts. To be honest, I don't have a clue what my PSN password is, it just auto logs in. The hackers are not interested in personal info, CC info or anything else. It's between them and Sony