Anon's social engineering war against Sony

[Dysfunctional Cunt]

...it's a shitty excuse for non transparency...

Yeah, from our perspective. But its exactly where most American companies were a decade ago... Gods, Microsoft was among the worst on announcing major vulnerabilities. Maybe its a ummm wall in the Japanese BiP?

I wonder if their BiP is Feng shui compliant?

That just struck me as really funny!

[Bebek Sincap Ratatosk]

...it's a shitty excuse for non transparency...

Yeah, from our perspective. But its exactly where most American companies were a decade ago... Gods, Microsoft was among the worst on announcing major vulnerabilities. Maybe its a ummm wall in the Japanese BiP?

I wonder if their BiP is Feng shui compliant?

That just struck me as really funny!

[Telarus]

I've got TIGER BLOOD!
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[BadBeast]

[Shibboleet The Annihilator]

Yeah, like me... freakin stupid Sony.

Esp since this flies in the face of their claimed security model. They 'claimed' that the cardholder data was stored on a separate server from the PII data (name, address etc) and it was only decryptable via calls from the device it was created from. That somehow they weren't hashing the password is just completely irresponsible.

I am extremely pissed at Sony. The hacker sucks donkey balls for stealing people's data... but good data security would have made this a much smaller mess. Don't even get me started on the huge delay between 'We've been attacked, but your data is safe' to 'Whoops, they got all your data'

Well, in all fairness, Sony doesn't give a shit about your privacy or the security of your data.

[Bebek Sincap Ratatosk]

Yeah, like me... freakin stupid Sony.

Esp since this flies in the face of their claimed security model. They 'claimed' that the cardholder data was stored on a separate server from the PII data (name, address etc) and it was only decryptable via calls from the device it was created from. That somehow they weren't hashing the password is just completely irresponsible.

I am extremely pissed at Sony. The hacker sucks donkey balls for stealing people's data... but good data security would have made this a much smaller mess. Don't even get me started on the huge delay between 'We've been attacked, but your data is safe' to 'Whoops, they got all your data'

Well, in all fairness, Sony doesn't give a shit about your privacy or the security of your data.

So it would seem!

[The Good Reverend Roger]

Again, I support the hackers on religious grounds.

[Jasper]

And I, for general reasons of hate.

[The Good Reverend Roger]

And I, for general reasons of hate.

That's what I said.   

[Jasper]

Whoops, I was speaking an outside dialect.

Religion.  That's what I meant.

[Triple Zero]

This is awesome.  Anon is everyone's hero until they get in the way of playing video games.

I know! I'm loving it!!

This too, is the 21st fucking century

[BabylonHoruv]

While interesting, I feel that this kind of stuff crosses a line.

Depends on the context.  In this case I think it is going to far.  Used against the financial sector, who really do seem intent on waging an actual war against us, I don't think it would be too far at all.

[Faust]

Again, I support the hackers on religious grounds.

I don't because my name address and date of birth were all released to the internet in a text file.

[*GrumpButt*]

OOOOO 

[Luna]

OOOOO 

I find myself less disturbed by the tiger crap than I am by the spider-man thong.