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Sony Thailand site used for phishing

The hack--not connected to Sony's problems with its PlayStation Network--has placed a phishing Web page on the Sony Thailand site, according to F-Secure.

Sony has been hacked, and one of its servers used to host a phishing site, according to Finnish company F-Secure.

The hack, which is not connected to Sony's problems with its PlayStation Network, has placed a phishing Web page on the Sony Thailand site, F-Secure chief research officer Mikko Hypponen told ZDNet UK today. F-Secure notified Sony, the company said in a blog post today.

"The phishers are looking for credit card details and log-ins," said Hypponen.

Read more of "Sony site used for phishing" at ZDNet UK.

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