"If you are responsible for so many payment card details and log-in details then keeping that personal data secure has to be your priority," David Smith, deputy commissioner and director of data protection at the ICO, told . "In this case that just didn't happen, and when the database was targeted--albeit in a determined criminal attack--the security measures in place were si🍌mply not good enough."

Smith said Sony, a company which "trades on its technical expertise," had no excuse for not employing better security m♕easures.

saying it "strongly disagrees" with the decision, which it plans to appeal:

"PlayStation Europe notes that the ICO recognises Sony was the victim of 'a focused and det✅ermined criminal attack' and that 'there is no evidence thatꦿ encrypted payment card details were accessed', and that 'personal data is unlikely to have been used for fraudulent purposes'."

Meanwhile, neither side addressed the pain and suffering we poor gamers endured in the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:nearly m♚onth-long p𝓀eriod of PSN downtime after the attacks. Oh, woe was us.