Sony Reportedly Undertaking Internal Investigation Following Leaked PS5 Pro Specs | Push Square
Sony is reportedly undertaking an internal investigation to determine how exactly the specs for Trinity, the codename by which the colloquially-named PS5 Pro is internally known, leaked so entirely over the weekend. The incident occurred during a third-party developer rollout, and while we may never learn the culprit's identity, there will undoubtedly be additional security ramifications for other third-party devs moving forward.
Insider Gaming's Tom Henderson has said that an internal investigation is already underway at the firm. Henderson's sources confirmed the veracity of the leaked documents detailed by YouTuber Moore's Law is Dead over the weekend. It remains to be seen what the outcome of the incident will be, but the noted insider suggests Sony reducing the pool of third-party developers trusted with new tech is one potential possibility.
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What do you think is going on over at Sony? Shouldn't there be some immediately identifiable way of tracing leaked documents as valuable as this? Wonder how banks manage it while premier tech companies continue to struggle in the comments section below.
Khayl is Push Square's Australian correspondent, a reporter who regularly catches the competition napping. With five years of experience as a freelance journalist and mercenary wordsmith, RPGs are his first great love, but strategy and tactics games are a close second, genres in which he is only too happy to specialize.
So PS5 Pro is real. Nice!
Some people said that leaks were fake and that ps5 pro wouldn't happen. Glad they were wrong.
Death Penalty to leakers, It is just and necessary!
Who cares really? Somebody leaked the supposed specs either accidentally or deliberately and Sony are now in damage limitation mode. Fewer trusted devs having access to trinity,neo,morpheus or whatever it ends up being called is only going to have a detrimental effect on the gamers as it will take longer for other devs to get to grips and optimise
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