mavkiel said:Grr another reason to hate live. Anyone else think that this might be the death knell of consoles? If they can't protect their customers information, those machines might as well be called theft-boxes.
You could argue the pc companies have the same issue, but they tend to not have credit card info. Also, its not one stop shopping. EA screws up and releases your info? Stop buying from EA. Console users have no such option.
Anyhow, not saying that this attack alone will kill the console market, but if these type of attacks continue, I can see it easily causing negative console growth.
Never going to happen, the only way to catch them is to figure out where they live, which takes federal grade software. So until hacking is considered a federal offense, they're going to run free.Istvan said:I really look forward to these people ending up in court.
Nope, legal digital distribution.TheMehKingdom said:He means Piracy.lacktheknack said:He never bothers telling us. All I've ever got out of him is "digital distribution is the enemy, Valve runs the biggest digital distribution service, thus Valve is the enemy".samwd1 said:whats your problem with valve?Souplex said:Hopefully they actually do something to Valve instead of getting their info just to prove they can.Grey Walker said:Well I guess this means Steam'll be next on their list, they've hit all the console devs.
Valve needs to be taken down several pegs, then have sharp pegs driven through them.
I still don't know why he hates digital distribution, especially since I think I remember him saying he's a PC gamer...
TheMagicLemur said:It's funny, I guess, if you're an asshole. Which they are.THEJORRRG said:What is Lulsec's cause, exactly? They're upsetting and unnerving people because.....?
But they're not charming, clever or even interesting. The joker comparison makes sense until you think about the character. He did stuff because he believed people were more like him that they thought. Lulsec just seems to do things specifically to upset people, like trolls on a massive scale. I don't understand it. Must be a power rush from being able to take private info at will.Cadaurny said:For the lulz. They are horrible people who get their kicks out of screwing with other people and potentially ruining their lives.THEJORRRG said:What is Lulsec's cause, exactly? They're upsetting and unnerving people because.....?
That's rather perplexing, source?lacktheknack said:-snip-
Nope, legal digital distribution.
And he still never told me why he hates it. He just does.
When did they ever care about who they attack?nash_clovis said:Can't say I'm surprised, considering that Lulzsec doesn't care who it attacks any more.
Yeah, pretty much. Those people going all 'OH FUCK YOU GUYS WHY THE HELL WOULD YOU DO THIS I WILL KILL MYSELF BECAUSE I CAN'T PLAY EVE ONLINE' are what they're doing this for, essentially to show how whiny we are. Ignore them, change your passwords if you're affected, and ignore them, and they'll get bored and stop.YunikoYokai5 said:I've decided to do a Russia and ignore Lulzsec. So what needs to be done and get on with it. The less reaction you give, the more quickly they'll get bored (and desperate, but ignore those attempts too. They will bugger off eventually)
That's what I keep thinking. It's all rather suspicious, like there are people on the inside of each company, or the companies are OK with getting hacked, or Lulzsec is just taking responsibility for many smaller hacks that other hackers are doing... Something definitely isn't adding up.Alucard788 said:There has to be more to this...There has to be something that is preventing another team of hackers from finding these guys.
...something isn't adding up here.
http://www.escapistmagazine.com/forums/read/9.223931-Whats-the-3-digital-distribution-platform#7554365TheMehKingdom said:That's rather perplexing, source?lacktheknack said:-snip-
Nope, legal digital distribution.
And he still never told me why he hates it. He just does.
Yes, no, yes.Daniel Cygnus said:*Sighs* My account's fine, but seriously. Lulzsec is starting to piss me off. Isn't it about time legal action was taken? Is that even possible? Or are we going to be forced to listen to smug assholes hack into every damn thing they can?
God damn it I can't stand free DLC! I want the game that I bought, not some game and extra content for no additional money! When I want more maps, I expect to be charged $15 for it, even when the game is 4 years old, and I expect the company to see how popular it's online multiplayer is and to start charging an optional monthly fee for something that they already offer for free. VALVE DOESN'T DO THIS AND I HATE THEM FOR IT!Woodsey said:Yes, what needs to happen is a company who has very good relations with its customers needs its data stolen, and their customers and employees fucked with, because they are quite clearly the most heinous bunch around. All that free DLC and all those sales and all those free services!Souplex said:Hopefully they actually do something to Valve instead of getting their info just to prove they can.Grey Walker said:Well I guess this means Steam'll be next on their list, they've hit all the console devs.
Valve needs to be taken down several pegs, then have sharp pegs driven through them.
VALVE YOU FUCKING SCUM!
Yeah, that bit is just a tad bizarre. Probably worried about shit happening to them, but it should be taken off already.intheweeds said:For the love of Pete! At what point does Twitter shut down their feed anyway? For the record i sent them a message asking them that and haven't heard anything.