PlayStation INSIDE

[PlayStation INSIDE @PSNINSIDE]

🚨【PlayStation重大セキュリティ警告】ファミリー管理機能の脆弱性により、プレイヤーのアカウントが危険にさらされる恐れ！

ファミリー管理者の許可なく、不正な子どもアカウントがファミリーに追加され、管理者自身もそのアカウントを削除できず、ファミリーから退出できない可能性があります！

あなたのPSNアカウントは大丈夫ですか？ソニーは直ちに調査を！ @PlayStation

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**1/7【緊急】PlayStationのファミリー管理に関する重大なセキュリティ問題**
PlayStation Network（PSN）において、ファミリー管理者の同意なく、第三者が不正に子どもアカウントをファミリーに追加できる脆弱性が報告されました。
脆弱性は報告され、対応済みとされていますが、依然として重大な問題が残っています。

**2/7【不正に追加されたアカウントが残存】**
報告された脆弱性を悪用して追加された子どもアカウントが、現在も被害者のファミリーに紐付いたまま残っている可能性があります。
さらに、ファミリー管理者は、現在提供されている管理機能では、こうした不要な子どもアカウントを自分で削除できません。
この問題への緊急対応が必要です。

**3/7【ファミリー管理者に削除権限を】**
なぜ、ファミリー管理者本人が、自分のファミリーに不正に追加された子どもアカウントを削除できないのでしょうか。
PlayStationはファミリー管理システムを直ちに更新し、不正または不審な子どもアカウントを管理者自身が安全に削除できる機能を実装してください。
自分のファミリーに対する管理権限が、本人に与えられていない状況は改善されるべきです。

**4/7【アカウントの安全性に関わる重大な懸念】**
不正な子どもアカウントを削除できないため、被害者は自分のファミリーから不正なアカウントを排除するための、明確な手段を持てません。
脆弱性の影響や残存するアクセス権限によっては、個人情報の漏えいやアカウント乗っ取りにつながるリスクが懸念されます。
ソニーは残存するリスクを調査し、実効性のある対策を講じるべきです。

**5/7【個人情報の漏えいと不正利用への懸念】**
報告された脆弱性では、PSNユーザーのメールアドレスや本名が不正に閲覧される可能性が問題となりました。
また、不正な購入や購入履歴がアカウント乗っ取りに悪用される可能性についても懸念が示されました。
ソニーは、影響を受けた情報やアカウント、現在もリスクが残っているかどうか、利用者が取るべき対策を明確に説明してください。

**6/7【ソニーに求める緊急対応】**
ソニーおよびPlayStationに、以下の対応を強く求めます。
・管理者が不正な子どもアカウントを削除できる機能の追加
・脆弱性によって追加された不正アカウントの調査と適切な削除対応
・被害を受けたユーザーへの通知と、具体的な復旧手順の提供
・元の脆弱性の修正確認と、関連する攻撃経路の検証
今後の被害を防ぐだけでなく、すでに被害を受けたユーザーを保護する必要があります。

**7/7【PlayStationに早急な対応を求めます】**
PlayStationのユーザーには、自分のアカウントとファミリーを安全に管理できる権限が必要です。
不正な子どもアカウントが残っているにもかかわらず、管理者自身が削除できない状況は到底容認できません。
ソニーはファミリー管理システムを至急更新し、被害者が自分のアカウントの管理権限と安全性を取り戻せる、確実な解決策を提供してください。

リンク :
https://t.co/W7O9F9Dpyw
https://t.co/lhSy8ElPbC

@PlayStation @PlayStation_jp @PS_Support_JP @Sony @SonyGroupGlobal
#PlayStation #PSN #セキュリティ #アカウント乗っ取り
@PlayStation @PS_Support_US @PS_Support_JP @PlayStation_jp @Sony @SonyGroup_JP @SonyGroupGlobal
#PlayStation #PS_Support_US #PS_Support_JP #PlayStation_jp #Sony #SonyGroup_JP #SonyGroupGlobal
@dexerto #dexerto @IGN #IGN @engadgetgaming @ElderScrolls

[PlayStation INSIDE @PSNINSIDE]

【緊急】PlayStationのファミリー管理に関する重大なセキュリティ問題
@PlayStation_jp https://t.co/cyxWaV5Zx2

[PlayStation INSIDE @PSNINSIDE]

🚨 CRITICAL PLAYSTATION SECURITY ALERT: An Ongoing Family Management Exploit May Put Player Accounts at Risk!

Unauthorized child accounts can reportedly be added to a PlayStation family without the Family Manager’s consent—and the manager may be unable to remove them or leave the family!

Is your PSN account at risk? Sony must investigate immediately! @PlayStation

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**1/7 — URGENT: PlayStation Family Security Issue**
An account-security vulnerability reportedly allowed unauthorized child accounts to be added to PlayStation Network (PSN) family groups without the family manager’s consent.
Although the vulnerability was reported and marked resolved, a critical problem remains.

**2/7 — Unauthorized Accounts Remain**
Unauthorized child accounts added through the reported vulnerability may still be linked to affected users’ families.
The immediate concern is that family managers cannot independently remove these unwanted child accounts through the available family management controls.
This must be addressed urgently.

**3/7 — Family Managers Need Control**
Why can’t the family manager remove an unauthorized child account from their own family?
PlayStation must update its Family Management system to provide a secure, direct way for family managers to remove suspicious or fraudulently added child accounts.
Account owners should not be left powerless to manage unauthorized entries in their own families.

**4/7 — A Serious Account-Security Concern**
The inability to remove unauthorized child accounts leaves affected users without a straightforward way to clean up their family groups.
Depending on the underlying vulnerability and any remaining access, this could create ongoing privacy and account-security risks, potentially including exposure of personal information or account takeover.
Sony must investigate each remaining risk and provide an effective remediation.

**5/7 — Potential Exposure of Personal Information**
The reported vulnerability was associated with the potential exposure of PSN users’ private email addresses and full names.
The original report also raised concerns about unauthorized purchases and transaction histories potentially being abused in account-takeover scenarios.
Sony must clarify what data and accounts were affected, whether any risk remains, and what protective measures are available to users.

**6/7 — Immediate Action Required**
Sony and PlayStation must urgently:
• Add a secure option for family managers to remove unauthorized child accounts.
• Review and remove fraudulent child accounts linked through the reported vulnerability.
• Notify affected users and provide clear remediation instructions.
• Verify that the original vulnerability is fixed and that related attack paths are closed.
Security fixes must protect existing victims, not just prevent future exploitation.

**7/7 — Sony, Please Address This Urgently**
PlayStation users must be able to secure and manage their own family groups.
Leaving unauthorized child accounts in place without giving family managers a way to remove them is unacceptable.
Sony must update the Family Management system immediately and provide affected users with a reliable way to restore control over their accounts.

Links :
https://t.co/W7O9F9Dpyw
https://t.co/lhSy8ElPbC

@PlayStation @AskPlayStation @Sony @Dexerto @IGN
#PlayStation #PSN #CyberSecurity #AccountSecurity
@PlayStation @PS_Support_US @PS_Support_JP @PlayStation_jp @Sony @SonyGroup_JP @SonyGroupGlobal
#PlayStation #PS_Support_US #PS_Support_JP #PlayStation_jp #Sony #SonyGroup_JP #SonyGroupGlobal

[PlayStation INSIDE @PSNINSIDE]

【緊急】PlayStationのファミリー管理に関する重大なセキュリティ問題
@PlayStation_jp https://t.co/cyxWaV5Zx2

[PlayStation INSIDE @PSNINSIDE]

@tyatya_no_suke 私が月を指さすと、愚か者は私の指を見る。

[PlayStation INSIDE @PSNINSIDE]

🚨【PlayStation重大セキュリティ警告】ファミリー管理機能の脆弱性により、プレイヤーのアカウントが危険にさらされる恐れ！

ファミリー管理者の許可なく、不正な子どもアカウントがファミリーに追加され、管理者自身もそのアカウントを削除できず、ファミリーから退出できない可能性があります！

あなたのPSNアカウントは大丈夫ですか？ソニーは直ちに調査を！ @PlayStation

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**1/7【緊急】PlayStationのファミリー管理に関する重大なセキュリティ問題**
PlayStation Network（PSN）において、ファミリー管理者の同意なく、第三者が不正に子どもアカウントをファミリーに追加できる脆弱性が報告されました。
脆弱性は報告され、対応済みとされていますが、依然として重大な問題が残っています。

**2/7【不正に追加されたアカウントが残存】**
報告された脆弱性を悪用して追加された子どもアカウントが、現在も被害者のファミリーに紐付いたまま残っている可能性があります。
さらに、ファミリー管理者は、現在提供されている管理機能では、こうした不要な子どもアカウントを自分で削除できません。
この問題への緊急対応が必要です。

**3/7【ファミリー管理者に削除権限を】**
なぜ、ファミリー管理者本人が、自分のファミリーに不正に追加された子どもアカウントを削除できないのでしょうか。
PlayStationはファミリー管理システムを直ちに更新し、不正または不審な子どもアカウントを管理者自身が安全に削除できる機能を実装してください。
自分のファミリーに対する管理権限が、本人に与えられていない状況は改善されるべきです。

**4/7【アカウントの安全性に関わる重大な懸念】**
不正な子どもアカウントを削除できないため、被害者は自分のファミリーから不正なアカウントを排除するための、明確な手段を持てません。
脆弱性の影響や残存するアクセス権限によっては、個人情報の漏えいやアカウント乗っ取りにつながるリスクが懸念されます。
ソニーは残存するリスクを調査し、実効性のある対策を講じるべきです。

**5/7【個人情報の漏えいと不正利用への懸念】**
報告された脆弱性では、PSNユーザーのメールアドレスや本名が不正に閲覧される可能性が問題となりました。
また、不正な購入や購入履歴がアカウント乗っ取りに悪用される可能性についても懸念が示されました。
ソニーは、影響を受けた情報やアカウント、現在もリスクが残っているかどうか、利用者が取るべき対策を明確に説明してください。

**6/7【ソニーに求める緊急対応】**
ソニーおよびPlayStationに、以下の対応を強く求めます。
・管理者が不正な子どもアカウントを削除できる機能の追加
・脆弱性によって追加された不正アカウントの調査と適切な削除対応
・被害を受けたユーザーへの通知と、具体的な復旧手順の提供
・元の脆弱性の修正確認と、関連する攻撃経路の検証
今後の被害を防ぐだけでなく、すでに被害を受けたユーザーを保護する必要があります。

**7/7【PlayStationに早急な対応を求めます】**
PlayStationのユーザーには、自分のアカウントとファミリーを安全に管理できる権限が必要です。
不正な子どもアカウントが残っているにもかかわらず、管理者自身が削除できない状況は到底容認できません。
ソニーはファミリー管理システムを至急更新し、被害者が自分のアカウントの管理権限と安全性を取り戻せる、確実な解決策を提供してください。

リンク :
https://t.co/W7O9F9Dpyw
https://t.co/lhSy8ElPbC

@PlayStation @PlayStation_jp @PS_Support_JP @Sony @SonyGroupGlobal
#PlayStation #PSN #セキュリティ #アカウント乗っ取り
@PlayStation @PS_Support_US @PS_Support_JP @PlayStation_jp @Sony @SonyGroup_JP @SonyGroupGlobal
#PlayStation #PS_Support_US #PS_Support_JP #PlayStation_jp #Sony #SonyGroup_JP #SonyGroupGlobal
@dexerto #dexerto @IGN #IGN @engadgetgaming @ElderScrolls

[PlayStation INSIDE @PSNINSIDE]

【緊急】PlayStationのファミリー管理に関する重大なセキュリティ問題
@PlayStation_jp https://t.co/cyxWaV5Zx2

[PlayStation INSIDE @PSNINSIDE]

@tyatya_no_suke すべての権限がハッカーに移譲されるという点を指摘しておきたい。

[PlayStation INSIDE @PSNINSIDE]

🚨 CRITICAL PLAYSTATION SECURITY ALERT: An Ongoing Family Management Exploit May Put Player Accounts at Risk!

Unauthorized child accounts can reportedly be added to a PlayStation family without the Family Manager’s consent—and the manager may be unable to remove them or leave the family!

Is your PSN account at risk? Sony must investigate immediately! @PlayStation

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**1/7 — URGENT: PlayStation Family Security Issue**
An account-security vulnerability reportedly allowed unauthorized child accounts to be added to PlayStation Network (PSN) family groups without the family manager’s consent.
Although the vulnerability was reported and marked resolved, a critical problem remains.

**2/7 — Unauthorized Accounts Remain**
Unauthorized child accounts added through the reported vulnerability may still be linked to affected users’ families.
The immediate concern is that family managers cannot independently remove these unwanted child accounts through the available family management controls.
This must be addressed urgently.

**3/7 — Family Managers Need Control**
Why can’t the family manager remove an unauthorized child account from their own family?
PlayStation must update its Family Management system to provide a secure, direct way for family managers to remove suspicious or fraudulently added child accounts.
Account owners should not be left powerless to manage unauthorized entries in their own families.

**4/7 — A Serious Account-Security Concern**
The inability to remove unauthorized child accounts leaves affected users without a straightforward way to clean up their family groups.
Depending on the underlying vulnerability and any remaining access, this could create ongoing privacy and account-security risks, potentially including exposure of personal information or account takeover.
Sony must investigate each remaining risk and provide an effective remediation.

**5/7 — Potential Exposure of Personal Information**
The reported vulnerability was associated with the potential exposure of PSN users’ private email addresses and full names.
The original report also raised concerns about unauthorized purchases and transaction histories potentially being abused in account-takeover scenarios.
Sony must clarify what data and accounts were affected, whether any risk remains, and what protective measures are available to users.

**6/7 — Immediate Action Required**
Sony and PlayStation must urgently:
• Add a secure option for family managers to remove unauthorized child accounts.
• Review and remove fraudulent child accounts linked through the reported vulnerability.
• Notify affected users and provide clear remediation instructions.
• Verify that the original vulnerability is fixed and that related attack paths are closed.
Security fixes must protect existing victims, not just prevent future exploitation.

**7/7 — Sony, Please Address This Urgently**
PlayStation users must be able to secure and manage their own family groups.
Leaving unauthorized child accounts in place without giving family managers a way to remove them is unacceptable.
Sony must update the Family Management system immediately and provide affected users with a reliable way to restore control over their accounts.

Links :
https://t.co/W7O9F9Dpyw
https://t.co/lhSy8ElPbC

@PlayStation @AskPlayStation @Sony @Dexerto @IGN
#PlayStation #PSN #CyberSecurity #AccountSecurity
@PlayStation @PS_Support_US @PS_Support_JP @PlayStation_jp @Sony @SonyGroup_JP @SonyGroupGlobal
#PlayStation #PS_Support_US #PS_Support_JP #PlayStation_jp #Sony #SonyGroup_JP #SonyGroupGlobal

[PlayStation INSIDE @PSNINSIDE]

【緊急】PlayStationのファミリー管理に関する重大なセキュリティ問題
@PlayStation_jp https://t.co/cyxWaV5Zx2

[PlayStation INSIDE @PSNINSIDE]

🚨 CRITICAL PLAYSTATION SECURITY ALERT: An Ongoing Family Management Exploit May Put Player Accounts at Risk!

Unauthorized child accounts can reportedly be added to a PlayStation family without the Family Manager’s consent—and the manager may be unable to remove them or leave the family!

Is your PSN account at risk? Sony must investigate immediately! @PlayStation

--------

**1/7 — URGENT: PlayStation Family Security Issue**
An account-security vulnerability reportedly allowed unauthorized child accounts to be added to PlayStation Network (PSN) family groups without the family manager’s consent.
Although the vulnerability was reported and marked resolved, a critical problem remains.

**2/7 — Unauthorized Accounts Remain**
Unauthorized child accounts added through the reported vulnerability may still be linked to affected users’ families.
The immediate concern is that family managers cannot independently remove these unwanted child accounts through the available family management controls.
This must be addressed urgently.

**3/7 — Family Managers Need Control**
Why can’t the family manager remove an unauthorized child account from their own family?
PlayStation must update its Family Management system to provide a secure, direct way for family managers to remove suspicious or fraudulently added child accounts.
Account owners should not be left powerless to manage unauthorized entries in their own families.

**4/7 — A Serious Account-Security Concern**
The inability to remove unauthorized child accounts leaves affected users without a straightforward way to clean up their family groups.
Depending on the underlying vulnerability and any remaining access, this could create ongoing privacy and account-security risks, potentially including exposure of personal information or account takeover.
Sony must investigate each remaining risk and provide an effective remediation.

**5/7 — Potential Exposure of Personal Information**
The reported vulnerability was associated with the potential exposure of PSN users’ private email addresses and full names.
The original report also raised concerns about unauthorized purchases and transaction histories potentially being abused in account-takeover scenarios.
Sony must clarify what data and accounts were affected, whether any risk remains, and what protective measures are available to users.

**6/7 — Immediate Action Required**
Sony and PlayStation must urgently:
• Add a secure option for family managers to remove unauthorized child accounts.
• Review and remove fraudulent child accounts linked through the reported vulnerability.
• Notify affected users and provide clear remediation instructions.
• Verify that the original vulnerability is fixed and that related attack paths are closed.
Security fixes must protect existing victims, not just prevent future exploitation.

**7/7 — Sony, Please Address This Urgently**
PlayStation users must be able to secure and manage their own family groups.
Leaving unauthorized child accounts in place without giving family managers a way to remove them is unacceptable.
Sony must update the Family Management system immediately and provide affected users with a reliable way to restore control over their accounts.

Links :
https://t.co/W7O9F9Dpyw
https://t.co/lhSy8ElPbC

@PlayStation @AskPlayStation @Sony @Dexerto @IGN
#PlayStation #PSN #CyberSecurity #AccountSecurity
@PlayStation @PS_Support_US @PS_Support_JP @PlayStation_jp @Sony @SonyGroup_JP @SonyGroupGlobal
#PlayStation #PS_Support_US #PS_Support_JP #PlayStation_jp #Sony #SonyGroup_JP #SonyGroupGlobal

[PlayStation INSIDE @PSNINSIDE]

【緊急】PlayStationのファミリー管理に関する重大なセキュリティ問題
@PlayStation_jp https://t.co/cyxWaV5Zx2

[PlayStation INSIDE @PSNINSIDE]

🚨 CRITICAL PLAYSTATION SECURITY ALERT: An Ongoing Family Management Exploit May Put Player Accounts at Risk!

Unauthorized child accounts can reportedly be added to a PlayStation family without the Family Manager’s consent—and the manager may be unable to remove them or leave the family!

Is your PSN account at risk? Sony must investigate immediately! @PlayStation

--------

**1/7 — URGENT: PlayStation Family Security Issue**
An account-security vulnerability reportedly allowed unauthorized child accounts to be added to PlayStation Network (PSN) family groups without the family manager’s consent.
Although the vulnerability was reported and marked resolved, a critical problem remains.

**2/7 — Unauthorized Accounts Remain**
Unauthorized child accounts added through the reported vulnerability may still be linked to affected users’ families.
The immediate concern is that family managers cannot independently remove these unwanted child accounts through the available family management controls.
This must be addressed urgently.

**3/7 — Family Managers Need Control**
Why can’t the family manager remove an unauthorized child account from their own family?
PlayStation must update its Family Management system to provide a secure, direct way for family managers to remove suspicious or fraudulently added child accounts.
Account owners should not be left powerless to manage unauthorized entries in their own families.

**4/7 — A Serious Account-Security Concern**
The inability to remove unauthorized child accounts leaves affected users without a straightforward way to clean up their family groups.
Depending on the underlying vulnerability and any remaining access, this could create ongoing privacy and account-security risks, potentially including exposure of personal information or account takeover.
Sony must investigate each remaining risk and provide an effective remediation.

**5/7 — Potential Exposure of Personal Information**
The reported vulnerability was associated with the potential exposure of PSN users’ private email addresses and full names.
The original report also raised concerns about unauthorized purchases and transaction histories potentially being abused in account-takeover scenarios.
Sony must clarify what data and accounts were affected, whether any risk remains, and what protective measures are available to users.

**6/7 — Immediate Action Required**
Sony and PlayStation must urgently:
• Add a secure option for family managers to remove unauthorized child accounts.
• Review and remove fraudulent child accounts linked through the reported vulnerability.
• Notify affected users and provide clear remediation instructions.
• Verify that the original vulnerability is fixed and that related attack paths are closed.
Security fixes must protect existing victims, not just prevent future exploitation.

**7/7 — Sony, Please Address This Urgently**
PlayStation users must be able to secure and manage their own family groups.
Leaving unauthorized child accounts in place without giving family managers a way to remove them is unacceptable.
Sony must update the Family Management system immediately and provide affected users with a reliable way to restore control over their accounts.

Links :
https://t.co/W7O9F9Dpyw
https://t.co/lhSy8ElPbC

@PlayStation @AskPlayStation @Sony @Dexerto @IGN
#PlayStation #PSN #CyberSecurity #AccountSecurity
@PlayStation @PS_Support_US @PS_Support_JP @PlayStation_jp @Sony @SonyGroup_JP @SonyGroupGlobal
#PlayStation #PS_Support_US #PS_Support_JP #PlayStation_jp #Sony #SonyGroup_JP #SonyGroupGlobal

[PlayStation INSIDE @PSNINSIDE]

【緊急】PlayStationのファミリー管理に関する重大なセキュリティ問題
@PlayStation_jp https://t.co/cyxWaV5Zx2

[PlayStation INSIDE @PSNINSIDE]

🚨 CRITICAL PLAYSTATION SECURITY ALERT: An Ongoing Family Management Exploit May Put Player Accounts at Risk!

Unauthorized child accounts can reportedly be added to a PlayStation family without the Family Manager’s consent—and the manager may be unable to remove them or leave the family!

Is your PSN account at risk? Sony must investigate immediately! @PlayStation

--------

**1/7 — URGENT: PlayStation Family Security Issue**
An account-security vulnerability reportedly allowed unauthorized child accounts to be added to PlayStation Network (PSN) family groups without the family manager’s consent.
Although the vulnerability was reported and marked resolved, a critical problem remains.

**2/7 — Unauthorized Accounts Remain**
Unauthorized child accounts added through the reported vulnerability may still be linked to affected users’ families.
The immediate concern is that family managers cannot independently remove these unwanted child accounts through the available family management controls.
This must be addressed urgently.

**3/7 — Family Managers Need Control**
Why can’t the family manager remove an unauthorized child account from their own family?
PlayStation must update its Family Management system to provide a secure, direct way for family managers to remove suspicious or fraudulently added child accounts.
Account owners should not be left powerless to manage unauthorized entries in their own families.

**4/7 — A Serious Account-Security Concern**
The inability to remove unauthorized child accounts leaves affected users without a straightforward way to clean up their family groups.
Depending on the underlying vulnerability and any remaining access, this could create ongoing privacy and account-security risks, potentially including exposure of personal information or account takeover.
Sony must investigate each remaining risk and provide an effective remediation.

**5/7 — Potential Exposure of Personal Information**
The reported vulnerability was associated with the potential exposure of PSN users’ private email addresses and full names.
The original report also raised concerns about unauthorized purchases and transaction histories potentially being abused in account-takeover scenarios.
Sony must clarify what data and accounts were affected, whether any risk remains, and what protective measures are available to users.

**6/7 — Immediate Action Required**
Sony and PlayStation must urgently:
• Add a secure option for family managers to remove unauthorized child accounts.
• Review and remove fraudulent child accounts linked through the reported vulnerability.
• Notify affected users and provide clear remediation instructions.
• Verify that the original vulnerability is fixed and that related attack paths are closed.
Security fixes must protect existing victims, not just prevent future exploitation.

**7/7 — Sony, Please Address This Urgently**
PlayStation users must be able to secure and manage their own family groups.
Leaving unauthorized child accounts in place without giving family managers a way to remove them is unacceptable.
Sony must update the Family Management system immediately and provide affected users with a reliable way to restore control over their accounts.

Links :
https://t.co/W7O9F9Dpyw
https://t.co/lhSy8ElPbC

@PlayStation @AskPlayStation @Sony @Dexerto @IGN
#PlayStation #PSN #CyberSecurity #AccountSecurity
@PlayStation @PS_Support_US @PS_Support_JP @PlayStation_jp @Sony @SonyGroup_JP @SonyGroupGlobal
#PlayStation #PS_Support_US #PS_Support_JP #PlayStation_jp #Sony #SonyGroup_JP #SonyGroupGlobal

[PlayStation INSIDE @PSNINSIDE]

【緊急】PlayStationのファミリー管理に関する重大なセキュリティ問題
@PlayStation_jp https://t.co/cyxWaV5Zx2

[PlayStation INSIDE @PSNINSIDE]

🚨 CRITICAL PLAYSTATION SECURITY ALERT: An Ongoing Family Management Exploit May Put Player Accounts at Risk!

Unauthorized child accounts can reportedly be added to a PlayStation family without the Family Manager’s consent—and the manager may be unable to remove them or leave the family!

Is your PSN account at risk? Sony must investigate immediately! @PlayStation

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**1/7 — URGENT: PlayStation Family Security Issue**
An account-security vulnerability reportedly allowed unauthorized child accounts to be added to PlayStation Network (PSN) family groups without the family manager’s consent.
Although the vulnerability was reported and marked resolved, a critical problem remains.

**2/7 — Unauthorized Accounts Remain**
Unauthorized child accounts added through the reported vulnerability may still be linked to affected users’ families.
The immediate concern is that family managers cannot independently remove these unwanted child accounts through the available family management controls.
This must be addressed urgently.

**3/7 — Family Managers Need Control**
Why can’t the family manager remove an unauthorized child account from their own family?
PlayStation must update its Family Management system to provide a secure, direct way for family managers to remove suspicious or fraudulently added child accounts.
Account owners should not be left powerless to manage unauthorized entries in their own families.

**4/7 — A Serious Account-Security Concern**
The inability to remove unauthorized child accounts leaves affected users without a straightforward way to clean up their family groups.
Depending on the underlying vulnerability and any remaining access, this could create ongoing privacy and account-security risks, potentially including exposure of personal information or account takeover.
Sony must investigate each remaining risk and provide an effective remediation.

**5/7 — Potential Exposure of Personal Information**
The reported vulnerability was associated with the potential exposure of PSN users’ private email addresses and full names.
The original report also raised concerns about unauthorized purchases and transaction histories potentially being abused in account-takeover scenarios.
Sony must clarify what data and accounts were affected, whether any risk remains, and what protective measures are available to users.

**6/7 — Immediate Action Required**
Sony and PlayStation must urgently:
• Add a secure option for family managers to remove unauthorized child accounts.
• Review and remove fraudulent child accounts linked through the reported vulnerability.
• Notify affected users and provide clear remediation instructions.
• Verify that the original vulnerability is fixed and that related attack paths are closed.
Security fixes must protect existing victims, not just prevent future exploitation.

**7/7 — Sony, Please Address This Urgently**
PlayStation users must be able to secure and manage their own family groups.
Leaving unauthorized child accounts in place without giving family managers a way to remove them is unacceptable.
Sony must update the Family Management system immediately and provide affected users with a reliable way to restore control over their accounts.

Links :
https://t.co/W7O9F9Dpyw
https://t.co/lhSy8ElPbC

@PlayStation @AskPlayStation @Sony @Dexerto @IGN
#PlayStation #PSN #CyberSecurity #AccountSecurity
@PlayStation @PS_Support_US @PS_Support_JP @PlayStation_jp @Sony @SonyGroup_JP @SonyGroupGlobal
#PlayStation #PS_Support_US #PS_Support_JP #PlayStation_jp #Sony #SonyGroup_JP #SonyGroupGlobal

[PlayStation INSIDE @PSNINSIDE]

【緊急】PlayStationのファミリー管理に関する重大なセキュリティ問題
@PlayStation_jp https://t.co/cyxWaV5Zx2

[Sepreth @Sepreth]

Sony Network Communications says unauthorized access on October 19 exposed roughly 2.58 million member records from So-net and plala.

The leaked data covers names, phone numbers, emails, user IDs, birth dates, and gender. Bank account details were also taken in 16 cases, and email passwords for about 54,000 addresses were compromised. Credit cards were not affected. The company stopped the targeted server and blocked the source after confirming the breach on October 23.

Most of the risk sits in the personal data, not the bank details. That volume of names, emails, and phone numbers makes phishing and account recovery attacks the more immediate problem. Sony Network is contacting affected users while it investigates the cause. Services remain online.

[PlayStation INSIDE @PSNINSIDE]

🚨 CRITICAL PLAYSTATION SECURITY ALERT: An Ongoing Family Management Exploit May Put Player Accounts at Risk!

Unauthorized child accounts can reportedly be added to a PlayStation family without the Family Manager’s consent—and the manager may be unable to remove them or leave the family!

Is your PSN account at risk? Sony must investigate immediately! @PlayStation

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**1/7 — URGENT: PlayStation Family Security Issue**
An account-security vulnerability reportedly allowed unauthorized child accounts to be added to PlayStation Network (PSN) family groups without the family manager’s consent.
Although the vulnerability was reported and marked resolved, a critical problem remains.

**2/7 — Unauthorized Accounts Remain**
Unauthorized child accounts added through the reported vulnerability may still be linked to affected users’ families.
The immediate concern is that family managers cannot independently remove these unwanted child accounts through the available family management controls.
This must be addressed urgently.

**3/7 — Family Managers Need Control**
Why can’t the family manager remove an unauthorized child account from their own family?
PlayStation must update its Family Management system to provide a secure, direct way for family managers to remove suspicious or fraudulently added child accounts.
Account owners should not be left powerless to manage unauthorized entries in their own families.

**4/7 — A Serious Account-Security Concern**
The inability to remove unauthorized child accounts leaves affected users without a straightforward way to clean up their family groups.
Depending on the underlying vulnerability and any remaining access, this could create ongoing privacy and account-security risks, potentially including exposure of personal information or account takeover.
Sony must investigate each remaining risk and provide an effective remediation.

**5/7 — Potential Exposure of Personal Information**
The reported vulnerability was associated with the potential exposure of PSN users’ private email addresses and full names.
The original report also raised concerns about unauthorized purchases and transaction histories potentially being abused in account-takeover scenarios.
Sony must clarify what data and accounts were affected, whether any risk remains, and what protective measures are available to users.

**6/7 — Immediate Action Required**
Sony and PlayStation must urgently:
• Add a secure option for family managers to remove unauthorized child accounts.
• Review and remove fraudulent child accounts linked through the reported vulnerability.
• Notify affected users and provide clear remediation instructions.
• Verify that the original vulnerability is fixed and that related attack paths are closed.
Security fixes must protect existing victims, not just prevent future exploitation.

**7/7 — Sony, Please Address This Urgently**
PlayStation users must be able to secure and manage their own family groups.
Leaving unauthorized child accounts in place without giving family managers a way to remove them is unacceptable.
Sony must update the Family Management system immediately and provide affected users with a reliable way to restore control over their accounts.

Links :
https://t.co/W7O9F9Dpyw
https://t.co/lhSy8ElPbC

@PlayStation @AskPlayStation @Sony @Dexerto @IGN
#PlayStation #PSN #CyberSecurity #AccountSecurity
@PlayStation @PS_Support_US @PS_Support_JP @PlayStation_jp @Sony @SonyGroup_JP @SonyGroupGlobal
#PlayStation #PS_Support_US #PS_Support_JP #PlayStation_jp #Sony #SonyGroup_JP #SonyGroupGlobal

[PlayStation INSIDE @PSNINSIDE]

【緊急】PlayStationのファミリー管理に関する重大なセキュリティ問題
@PlayStation_jp https://t.co/cyxWaV5Zx2

[PlayStation INSIDE @PSNINSIDE]

🚨 CRITICAL PLAYSTATION SECURITY ALERT: An Ongoing Family Management Exploit May Put Player Accounts at Risk!

Unauthorized child accounts can reportedly be added to a PlayStation family without the Family Manager’s consent—and the manager may be unable to remove them or leave the family!

Is your PSN account at risk? Sony must investigate immediately! @PlayStation

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**1/7 — URGENT: PlayStation Family Security Issue**
An account-security vulnerability reportedly allowed unauthorized child accounts to be added to PlayStation Network (PSN) family groups without the family manager’s consent.
Although the vulnerability was reported and marked resolved, a critical problem remains.

**2/7 — Unauthorized Accounts Remain**
Unauthorized child accounts added through the reported vulnerability may still be linked to affected users’ families.
The immediate concern is that family managers cannot independently remove these unwanted child accounts through the available family management controls.
This must be addressed urgently.

**3/7 — Family Managers Need Control**
Why can’t the family manager remove an unauthorized child account from their own family?
PlayStation must update its Family Management system to provide a secure, direct way for family managers to remove suspicious or fraudulently added child accounts.
Account owners should not be left powerless to manage unauthorized entries in their own families.

**4/7 — A Serious Account-Security Concern**
The inability to remove unauthorized child accounts leaves affected users without a straightforward way to clean up their family groups.
Depending on the underlying vulnerability and any remaining access, this could create ongoing privacy and account-security risks, potentially including exposure of personal information or account takeover.
Sony must investigate each remaining risk and provide an effective remediation.

**5/7 — Potential Exposure of Personal Information**
The reported vulnerability was associated with the potential exposure of PSN users’ private email addresses and full names.
The original report also raised concerns about unauthorized purchases and transaction histories potentially being abused in account-takeover scenarios.
Sony must clarify what data and accounts were affected, whether any risk remains, and what protective measures are available to users.

**6/7 — Immediate Action Required**
Sony and PlayStation must urgently:
• Add a secure option for family managers to remove unauthorized child accounts.
• Review and remove fraudulent child accounts linked through the reported vulnerability.
• Notify affected users and provide clear remediation instructions.
• Verify that the original vulnerability is fixed and that related attack paths are closed.
Security fixes must protect existing victims, not just prevent future exploitation.

**7/7 — Sony, Please Address This Urgently**
PlayStation users must be able to secure and manage their own family groups.
Leaving unauthorized child accounts in place without giving family managers a way to remove them is unacceptable.
Sony must update the Family Management system immediately and provide affected users with a reliable way to restore control over their accounts.

Links :
https://t.co/W7O9F9Dpyw
https://t.co/lhSy8ElPbC

@PlayStation @AskPlayStation @Sony @Dexerto @IGN
#PlayStation #PSN #CyberSecurity #AccountSecurity
@PlayStation @PS_Support_US @PS_Support_JP @PlayStation_jp @Sony @SonyGroup_JP @SonyGroupGlobal
#PlayStation #PS_Support_US #PS_Support_JP #PlayStation_jp #Sony #SonyGroup_JP #SonyGroupGlobal

[PlayStation INSIDE @PSNINSIDE]

【緊急】PlayStationのファミリー管理に関する重大なセキュリティ問題
@PlayStation_jp https://t.co/cyxWaV5Zx2

[PlayStation INSIDE @PSNINSIDE]

🚨 CRITICAL PLAYSTATION SECURITY ALERT: An Ongoing Family Management Exploit May Put Player Accounts at Risk!

Unauthorized child accounts can reportedly be added to a PlayStation family without the Family Manager’s consent—and the manager may be unable to remove them or leave the family!

Is your PSN account at risk? Sony must investigate immediately! @PlayStation

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**1/7 — URGENT: PlayStation Family Security Issue**
An account-security vulnerability reportedly allowed unauthorized child accounts to be added to PlayStation Network (PSN) family groups without the family manager’s consent.
Although the vulnerability was reported and marked resolved, a critical problem remains.

**2/7 — Unauthorized Accounts Remain**
Unauthorized child accounts added through the reported vulnerability may still be linked to affected users’ families.
The immediate concern is that family managers cannot independently remove these unwanted child accounts through the available family management controls.
This must be addressed urgently.

**3/7 — Family Managers Need Control**
Why can’t the family manager remove an unauthorized child account from their own family?
PlayStation must update its Family Management system to provide a secure, direct way for family managers to remove suspicious or fraudulently added child accounts.
Account owners should not be left powerless to manage unauthorized entries in their own families.

**4/7 — A Serious Account-Security Concern**
The inability to remove unauthorized child accounts leaves affected users without a straightforward way to clean up their family groups.
Depending on the underlying vulnerability and any remaining access, this could create ongoing privacy and account-security risks, potentially including exposure of personal information or account takeover.
Sony must investigate each remaining risk and provide an effective remediation.

**5/7 — Potential Exposure of Personal Information**
The reported vulnerability was associated with the potential exposure of PSN users’ private email addresses and full names.
The original report also raised concerns about unauthorized purchases and transaction histories potentially being abused in account-takeover scenarios.
Sony must clarify what data and accounts were affected, whether any risk remains, and what protective measures are available to users.

**6/7 — Immediate Action Required**
Sony and PlayStation must urgently:
• Add a secure option for family managers to remove unauthorized child accounts.
• Review and remove fraudulent child accounts linked through the reported vulnerability.
• Notify affected users and provide clear remediation instructions.
• Verify that the original vulnerability is fixed and that related attack paths are closed.
Security fixes must protect existing victims, not just prevent future exploitation.

**7/7 — Sony, Please Address This Urgently**
PlayStation users must be able to secure and manage their own family groups.
Leaving unauthorized child accounts in place without giving family managers a way to remove them is unacceptable.
Sony must update the Family Management system immediately and provide affected users with a reliable way to restore control over their accounts.

Links :
https://t.co/W7O9F9Dpyw
https://t.co/lhSy8ElPbC

@PlayStation @AskPlayStation @Sony @Dexerto @IGN
#PlayStation #PSN #CyberSecurity #AccountSecurity
@PlayStation @PS_Support_US @PS_Support_JP @PlayStation_jp @Sony @SonyGroup_JP @SonyGroupGlobal
#PlayStation #PS_Support_US #PS_Support_JP #PlayStation_jp #Sony #SonyGroup_JP #SonyGroupGlobal

[PlayStation INSIDE @PSNINSIDE]

【緊急】PlayStationのファミリー管理に関する重大なセキュリティ問題
@PlayStation_jp https://t.co/cyxWaV5Zx2

[PlayStation INSIDE @PSNINSIDE]

🚨 CRITICAL PLAYSTATION SECURITY ALERT: An Ongoing Family Management Exploit May Put Player Accounts at Risk!

Unauthorized child accounts can reportedly be added to a PlayStation family without the Family Manager’s consent—and the manager may be unable to remove them or leave the family!

Is your PSN account at risk? Sony must investigate immediately! @PlayStation

--------

**1/7 — URGENT: PlayStation Family Security Issue**
An account-security vulnerability reportedly allowed unauthorized child accounts to be added to PlayStation Network (PSN) family groups without the family manager’s consent.
Although the vulnerability was reported and marked resolved, a critical problem remains.

**2/7 — Unauthorized Accounts Remain**
Unauthorized child accounts added through the reported vulnerability may still be linked to affected users’ families.
The immediate concern is that family managers cannot independently remove these unwanted child accounts through the available family management controls.
This must be addressed urgently.

**3/7 — Family Managers Need Control**
Why can’t the family manager remove an unauthorized child account from their own family?
PlayStation must update its Family Management system to provide a secure, direct way for family managers to remove suspicious or fraudulently added child accounts.
Account owners should not be left powerless to manage unauthorized entries in their own families.

**4/7 — A Serious Account-Security Concern**
The inability to remove unauthorized child accounts leaves affected users without a straightforward way to clean up their family groups.
Depending on the underlying vulnerability and any remaining access, this could create ongoing privacy and account-security risks, potentially including exposure of personal information or account takeover.
Sony must investigate each remaining risk and provide an effective remediation.

**5/7 — Potential Exposure of Personal Information**
The reported vulnerability was associated with the potential exposure of PSN users’ private email addresses and full names.
The original report also raised concerns about unauthorized purchases and transaction histories potentially being abused in account-takeover scenarios.
Sony must clarify what data and accounts were affected, whether any risk remains, and what protective measures are available to users.

**6/7 — Immediate Action Required**
Sony and PlayStation must urgently:
• Add a secure option for family managers to remove unauthorized child accounts.
• Review and remove fraudulent child accounts linked through the reported vulnerability.
• Notify affected users and provide clear remediation instructions.
• Verify that the original vulnerability is fixed and that related attack paths are closed.
Security fixes must protect existing victims, not just prevent future exploitation.

**7/7 — Sony, Please Address This Urgently**
PlayStation users must be able to secure and manage their own family groups.
Leaving unauthorized child accounts in place without giving family managers a way to remove them is unacceptable.
Sony must update the Family Management system immediately and provide affected users with a reliable way to restore control over their accounts.

Links :
https://t.co/W7O9F9Dpyw
https://t.co/lhSy8ElPbC

@PlayStation @AskPlayStation @Sony @Dexerto @IGN
#PlayStation #PSN #CyberSecurity #AccountSecurity
@PlayStation @PS_Support_US @PS_Support_JP @PlayStation_jp @Sony @SonyGroup_JP @SonyGroupGlobal
#PlayStation #PS_Support_US #PS_Support_JP #PlayStation_jp #Sony #SonyGroup_JP #SonyGroupGlobal

[PlayStation INSIDE @PSNINSIDE]

【緊急】PlayStationのファミリー管理に関する重大なセキュリティ問題
@PlayStation_jp https://t.co/cyxWaV5Zx2

[Zack Shutt @ZackShutt]

Sony's family sharing has a stranger problem.

Hackers are adding fake "child" accounts to people's PlayStation Family groups, and victims say no password or 2FA stopped them.

Sony says it's investigating.

Pull your card off PSN tonight.

[PlayStation INSIDE @PSNINSIDE]

5,000ドルの報奨金につながったこの報告は、サポート経由のアカウント復旧プロセスが、ログイン時のセキュリティをいかに無力化し得るかを浮き彫りにしています。不正に追加された子アカウントでの購入履歴を根拠に、2段階認証（2FA）やパスキーが設定されていても、メインアカウントが引き渡される事態につながったとされています。

そして、すでに不正に追加された子アカウントについても、引き続き対処が必要です。

[PlayStation INSIDE @PSNINSIDE]

‼️ PlayStationは、第三者が他人のPSNファミリーに子アカウントを不正に追加できる脆弱性を発見したオランダ人ハッカーに、5,000ドルの報奨金を支払いました。

彼はICDに対し、それらのアカウントで購入したコンテンツを伝えたうえで、2段階認証（2FA）やパスキーが設定されていても、サポートを通じてファミリー管理者のメインアカウントを引き渡させることができたと説明しました。

脆弱性自体は修正されましたが、不正に追加された子アカウントは、今もなお残っています。

@PlayStation @AskPlayStation @Sony
#PlayStation #PSN #CyberSecurity #AccountSecurity
@PlayStation @PS_Support_US @PS_Support_JP @PlayStation_jp @Sony @SonyGroup_JP @SonyGroupGlobal
#PlayStation #PS_Support_US #PS_Support_JP #PlayStation_jp #Sony #SonyGroup_JP #SonyGroupGlobal
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[PlayStation INSIDE @PSNINSIDE]

研究者によると、この手口は2段階認証（2FA）やパスキーを突破したわけではありません。不正に追加された子アカウントでの購入履歴だけで、サポートを通じてメインアカウントを引き渡させることができたとのことです。

弱点となっているのは、サポート経由のアカウント復旧プロセスです。また、脆弱性が修正されても、すでに不正に追加されたアカウントは自動的には削除されません。

自分のPSNファミリーに見覚えのないアカウントがないか、今すぐ確認する価値があります。

[PlayStation INSIDE @PSNINSIDE]

The $5,000 report highlights how support recovery can undermine login security: purchases by planted child accounts led to main account handovers despite 2FA or passkeys. Those remaining child accounts still need attention

[PlayStation INSIDE @PSNINSIDE]

‼️ PlayStation paid a Dutch hacker $5,000 for a flaw that let attackers plant child accounts in strangers' PSN families.

He told ICD their purchases then got support to hand over the main account, despite 2FA or passkeys.

It's patched, but the planted accounts are still there

@PlayStation @AskPlayStation @Sony
#PlayStation #PSN #CyberSecurity #AccountSecurity
@PlayStation @PS_Support_US @PS_Support_JP @PlayStation_jp @Sony @SonyGroup_JP @SonyGroupGlobal
#PlayStation #PS_Support_US #PS_Support_JP #PlayStation_jp #Sony #SonyGroup_JP #SonyGroupGlobal
@denfaminicogame #denfaminicogame @game_watch #game_watch
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[PlayStation INSIDE @PSNINSIDE]

Per the researcher, this never broke 2FA or passkeys. Purchases on a planted child account were enough for support to hand over the main account. Support recovery is the weak spot, and the patch doesn't remove accounts already planted. Worth checking your PSN family list

[PlayStation INSIDE @PSNINSIDE]

Source: https://t.co/6qIgUvCiwj /
@baas

[PlayStation INSIDE @PSNINSIDE]

‼️ PlayStationは、第三者が他人のPSNファミリーに子アカウントを不正に追加できる脆弱性を発見したオランダ人ハッカーに、5,000ドルの報奨金を支払いました。

彼はICDに対し、それらのアカウントで購入したコンテンツを伝えたうえで、2段階認証（2FA）やパスキーが設定されていても、サポートを通じてファミリー管理者のメインアカウントを引き渡させることができたと説明しました。

脆弱性自体は修正されましたが、不正に追加された子アカウントは、今もなお残っています。

@PlayStation @AskPlayStation @Sony
#PlayStation #PSN #CyberSecurity #AccountSecurity
@PlayStation @PS_Support_US @PS_Support_JP @PlayStation_jp @Sony @SonyGroup_JP @SonyGroupGlobal
#PlayStation #PS_Support_US #PS_Support_JP #PlayStation_jp #Sony #SonyGroup_JP #SonyGroupGlobal
@denfaminicogame #denfaminicogame @game_watch #game_watch
@4GamerNews #4GamerNews @Dexerto #Dexerto @IGN #IGN