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PlayStation Network drops globally for the second time in less than a week (updated)

Update : Depending on the status of the service, PSN is back online

Although maintenance work was carried out between 06:30 and 07:30 (Spanish time), it seems that users of Sony consoles are going to have to wait a little longer than the account to play this same Tomorrow: All PlayStation Network services are down .

Sony is aware of the problem and has already indicated that it is investigating the causes of this incident through its twitter account.

From the web to check the status of the service we see that the compromised services affect from the online game to the store through the administration of user accounts or social functions.

The fall of October 21 coincided with a series of DDoS attacks in which the services of other large portals such as Twitter, Reddit or Spotify were also compromised. For now, this time the scope of this drop in service has only reached the PlayStation Network .

We will update as soon as there is news in this regard. | PlayStation Network servers go down globally, once again (updated)

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