Sega hacked, where does it stop?

Sega have been the next target in a non-stop assault on virtually all companies. Personal information of close to 1.3 million users of it's online service from a company database has been hacked. Sega said that the names, birthdays, e-mail addresses and encrypted passwords registered with users of SegaPass, a newsletter and online game service operated by Sega's European subsidiary, were hacked or "accessed without permission."

Sega said they discovered the breach on Friday and immediately halted the service, following this by launching an investigation on the source of the information leak.