Sony asks FBI to probe PlayStation Network data breach

Sony asks FBI to probe PlayStation Network data breach

TOKYO, Japan - Sony Corp. Executive Vice President Kazuo Hirai (C) attends a press conference at the company's head offices in Tokyo on May 1, 2011. Sony said it has asked the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation to look into a data breach involving its popular PlayStation Network services.

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