if psn comes back up "later this week" and goes right back down again, then I'm sorry sony i tried to roll with the punches but this is just too much.
You sir, make an excellent point and I agree 100%.cursedseishi said:And security has, as it always is, been 20/20 in hindsight alone. You develop a new piece of armor, and it'll be broken through faster than it took to develop it. The same can be said about internet security. You think your new firewalls and scanner updates will stop hackers and viruses from getting in your computer, but you have a bunch of little f*&%s sitting on their asses in a basement all day who only ever do hacking, who do you think is going to win?
Someone's trying to get you, don't know why but they are. You think you have all the angles covered, but all of a sudden a psychopath lets a bunch of poisonous aquatic snakes into your sewer pipes and you get bit in the arse by one when you sit down on the toilet, whose fault is it? Well, obviously yours because you never bothered to install anti-snake gates in your pipes, so you must suck at this whole "security" thing.
There is never a "win" for the defense in these situations, only a draw when the attacking side backs down finally, and the whole thing until that point is just a war of attrition.
Most hackers are thieves and/or anarchists. So general mayhem with al little profit is theses guys aims, hell maybe they are even 360 fanbois to boot(I kid relax).Sparrow said:For the love of god. What the hell are these people attempting to achieve, other than being giant wankers?
Must be that seventh proxy.Kenjitsuka said:Massive, massive balls or some kind of delusion about being untraceable might give them the mindset to strike thrice.
The punishment of a government web security job?ohHaiGuiz said:This will only make their punishment worse when the FBI and Homeland catch'em
Not a bad idea but sadly, and famously, Anon is not your personal army.CheckD3 said:Anon, if you're reading this, please find them and turn them in. We want to play our games, we want to be able to go online on our PS3s, and do what we want. And these dipshits are ruining it for everyone
I know, if they were my personal army I'd use them to get myself through college like it was nothing. Web classes + hack = win...at least I'd suppose.Tulks said:Not a bad idea but sadly, and famously, Anon is not your personal army.CheckD3 said:Anon, if you're reading this, please find them and turn them in. We want to play our games, we want to be able to go online on our PS3s, and do what we want. And these dipshits are ruining it for everyone
Would be sad(not that I empathy with the crackers)if they got caught over something like that.Andronicus said:If they were just thefts, then they already have all the information they could possibly want; hacking Sony for a third time, especially when the risk is so much greater this time, would just make no sense.castlewise said:I kind of doubt it. The previous hacks weren't some sort of hactivism. They were thefts, heists, if you will. People trying to steal stuff don't announce it in IRC channels days ahead of time.
If they do actually attack for a third time though, I think we can assume that it's personal. If it's personal, there's a good chance that they'll want to gloat about how much better they are than Sony, in which case announcing it in IRC channels makes perfect sense.
I know exactly what you mean.Ewyx said:Ah, the possible chaos. It feels quite nice for some inexplicable reason.
XBOX fanboys?Raiyan 1.0 said:Brace for impact!
The sarcasm is strong in this one.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.
But tell me, who has been defending the hackers?