While I can sympathize with ma fellow gamers who are denied their pleasure, I can't get myself to feel sorry for Sony--actually, I'm not even trying.
I wouldn't really call it funny.....I'd just call it really really smart criminals. Because not everyone can compromise a multi-million dollar company, and elude two feared law enforcement agencies.Devil said:I know people are probably going to hate me for this: but am I the only one that finds this hilarious? Not the whole publishing details stuff, but the fact a few hackers have managed to pull off such a feat twice, have Sony, Homeland Security, and the FBI after them, and still having enough time to plan for a third.
Doesn't mean it's right, but still. We spend billions of dollars annually to prevent this kind of stuff from happening, and a few guys on their computer can ruin everything. Why, if I didn't know any better, it could be some Korean or Chinese hackers doing it for the fun, or to piss us off. Or simply them damn kinds on their computers.
Again, I don't like what they do, but still.
Possible hate incoming for not joining the hate trail? Who knows. Dig the foxholes, men!
hackers, sony , LOL .. what everyone seems to forget is that Sony is NOT the first company to recieve the attention of talented Hackers of the internets .. Microsoft, EA, Bioware, Aol , Etc etc etc etc etc etc ETC ... Have ALL been , and still are the subject of attack from hackers the world round.. They have however implemented protection strategies that while may not eliminate hacking of their networks all together, certainly do a good enough job of it as to not Be as completely gutted as Sony was this time around..MelasZepheos said:Man, these hackers are so clearly the good guys while Sony are so clearly the bad guys. I mean, who would support Sony in this situation? They're the greedy exploitative ones and they deserve this.
(the content of this statement may or may not be sarcastic)
You really need to tune down your fanboy-ism. Being so anti Sony just makes you look really dull. It's not Sony's fault that someone stole their Root Key which allowed untold masses onto their private network in the same way it's not a banks fault someone steals money.Vapus said:hackers, sony , LOL .. what everyone seems to forget is that Sony is NOT the first company to recieve the attention of talented Hackers of the internets .. Microsoft, EA, Bioware, Aol , Etc etc etc etc etc etc ETC ... Have ALL been , and still are the subject of attack from hackers the world round.. They have however implemented protection strategies that while may not eliminate hacking of their networks all together, certainly do a good enough job of it as to not Be as completely gutted as Sony was this time around..MelasZepheos said:Man, these hackers are so clearly the good guys while Sony are so clearly the bad guys. I mean, who would support Sony in this situation? They're the greedy exploitative ones and they deserve this.
(the content of this statement may or may not be sarcastic)
You get what you pay for ? .. not with Sony.. let this be a lesson to them and others to come and may thier future be one with a few more Bucks spent on security and customer support. It really is that simple in my opinion .
In which case it isnt Anonymous which Sony so delightfully insinuated.WanderingFool said:At this point, I see it as sarcastic. Sony may be a greedy corperation (name one that isnt), but this isnt an attack on Sony as much as the customers of Sony, which is just bad dice...MelasZepheos said:Man, these hackers are so clearly the good guys while Sony are so clearly the bad guys. I mean, who would support Sony in this situation? They're the greedy exploitative ones and they deserve this.
(the content of this statement may or may not be sarcastic)
Yes, being dicks, they don't care.solidsnake101023 said:Do these dicks have any idea how many people they are hurting.