Really? They've got the hacktivist movement going strong (things are still being hacked everywhere). They've cost Sony millions, if not billions of dollars in damages through stock price and users abandoning ship as well as making everyone who knew about them start worrying if their passwords were all different, etc.Ryu-Kage said:...and two weeks later, nobody is going to care that LulzSec even existed. Especially since they didn't really leave any serious impact at all.
I thought it was Anonymous who attacked Sony, NOT LulzSec. Isn't there a difference?dogstile said:Really? They've got the hacktivist movement going strong (things are still being hacked everywhere). They've cost Sony millions, if not billions of dollars in damages through stock price and users abandoning ship as well as making everyone who knew about them start worrying if their passwords were all different, etc.Ryu-Kage said:...and two weeks later, nobody is going to care that LulzSec even existed. Especially since they didn't really leave any serious impact at all.
They may be assholes, but to deny they didn't have an impact is silly.
You know, I may have gotten confused. I'll shove a disclaimer in my post saying i'm not actually sure because, well, i'm tired and i'm not in the mood to go checkRyu-Kage said:I thought it was Anonymous who attacked Sony, NOT LulzSec. Isn't there a difference?dogstile said:Really? They've got the hacktivist movement going strong (things are still being hacked everywhere). They've cost Sony millions, if not billions of dollars in damages through stock price and users abandoning ship as well as making everyone who knew about them start worrying if their passwords were all different, etc.Ryu-Kage said:...and two weeks later, nobody is going to care that LulzSec even existed. Especially since they didn't really leave any serious impact at all.
They may be assholes, but to deny they didn't have an impact is silly.
Anonymous hit PSN, then stopped because it prevented people from playing. Someone else hit PSN after really hard, no one knows who. Lulzsec hit Sony pictures. Your first sentence was correct though.dogstile said:You know, I may have gotten confused. I'll shove a disclaimer in my post saying i'm not actually sure because, well, i'm tired and i'm not in the mood to go checkRyu-Kage said:I thought it was Anonymous who attacked Sony, NOT LulzSec. Isn't there a difference?dogstile said:Really? They've got the hacktivist movement going strong (things are still being hacked everywhere). They've cost Sony millions, if not billions of dollars in damages through stock price and users abandoning ship as well as making everyone who knew about them start worrying if their passwords were all different, etc.Ryu-Kage said:...and two weeks later, nobody is going to care that LulzSec even existed. Especially since they didn't really leave any serious impact at all.
They may be assholes, but to deny they didn't have an impact is silly.