
Even if the password on PlayStation Network accounts is changed, passkeys remaining active poses a serious security risk.
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Passkey technology was introduced as a more secure login method instead of traditional passwords. However, it turned out that these keys were not reset when the password was changed in the PSN system.
PlayStation Network (PSN) users faced a new security vulnerability that threatens account security. Recent investigations have revealed that even if the password is changed on PSN accounts, the passkeys registered in the system remain active. Cyber security experts emphasize that simply updating your password is no longer enough to ensure account security.
It is vital for users to thoroughly check their security settings and review their current passkey configurations to fully protect their accounts. This technical vulnerability puts users at serious risk, especially when it comes to protecting digital assets and personal data.
Passkeys, introduced to increase security on digital platforms, aimed to provide a more secure login experience by replacing traditional passwords. However, this new vulnerability on PSN showed that the technology did not provide the expected protection. When a user changes their account's password, the system is expected to reset all active sessions and authentication keys. Unfortunately, in the current configuration, passkey data remains saved in the system without being affected by the old password change.
This situation causes malicious people who take over the device or somehow obtain the passkey information to continue to infiltrate the account even if the password is updated. Security experts warn that this type of vulnerability especially increases account theft cases. Users are recommended to keep two-factor authentication (2FA) methods active, instead of relying only on the password.
The first thing to do to protect yourself from security vulnerabilities is to check the security tab in your PlayStation Network account settings. All connected devices and registered passkeys should be listed here. Any passkeys that are unrecognized or no longer in use should be removed from the system immediately. Just changing the password does not ensure that the account is fully protected against cyber attacks.
Additionally, in order to increase account security, suspicious login notifications sent to your e-mail address should be followed carefully. While it is eagerly awaited whether the company will release a patch or update for this problem, taking individual precautions forms the basis of digital security. For a safe gaming experience, regular account monitoring has become a necessity in today's digital world.

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