With... An "unnamed", as he describes himself, claims to have broken into Sony's PlayStation Network database, as happened in April 2011 where data of 77 million users were lost.
This person claims to have 50 GB of data in his possession of the MasterCard and Visa sites in 2010, approximately 10 million users of the PSN network.
According to the cybercriminal, the FBI will never be able to locate him because "I don't have Twitter, Facebook, or access to IRC (Internet Relay Chat)," he wrote.
Under the slogan "Think outside the box", the hacker who calls himself "the man behind Anonymous", published in Pastebin some of the data he claims to have, among them you can see emails, as well as usernames and encrypted passwords.
Source: bSecure
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