PlayStation®3 General Discussion

[SGTSTEELFACE]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-13636704

sony pictures been attacked hope it doesnt have impact on ps3

[asbo069]

well they're determined i'll give them that. anonymous? they were claiming the last attack so they said.

[Fritches]

Why am I starting to think Sony's security is little more than gappertape?

[MightyPuck]

Sony are screwed lol.

I wish Sega would release a new console already.

[tomboland]

Oh sweet zombie jesus

[fizzyfunk]

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Fritches wrote:

Why am I starting to think Sony's security is little more than gappertape?

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In all fairness, the super glue has hardly had time to dry!

Seriously though, it's getting a bit annoying now. I had hoped that they had grown bored of this and moved on to doing something productive with their lives!... clearly not.

[TheMethod]

This is another group called Lulz Security (LulzSec). Which in all likelyhood is members from Anon seeing as it's part of their agenda to be as annoying as is humanly possible with a computer and an internet connection.

[shanethegooner]

"It's not Sony's fault, they're not to blame."

I'm sure we'll be seeing a lot of that in this thread.

[aaronsimo]

im not changing my password again dammit.

[I_reaps_I]

The most concerning part of this story, is this story.

Look at it, it looks like it should be on a low profile gaming website or something, not the BBC. The basing of a story on the UKs flagship news outlet on only the words of a source within a group that are claiming to be commiting a criminal activity?  Seriously?

I knew reporting was abusing wikipedia as it is, but to now just give any group of criminals a huge spotlight if they even say they have hacked someone. With seemingly no other reporting done.

 I mean sweet zombie jeebus, it does not even say sony were not available to comment.... Which makes me think they have not even gone after an official confirmation...