...via Facebook about why it took a week for Sony to acknowledge the crisis that is happening right now. And I quote:
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QUOTE said:Check the blog: http://blog.eu.playstation.com/2011/04/27/...few-psn-points/ There was a time difference between Sony finding out there was an intrusion and consumer's data being compromised. Furthermore anyone that works for a company that deals with data security can tell you nobody is impervious to being hacked, it happens all the time to loads of companies (http://www.databreaches.net/?p=17374 ) and at a large scale (http://wikibon.org/blog/the-11-largest-data-breaches-in-recent-history/ ) By data breach standards, it's absolute text book implementation of what to do correctly. Sony didn't put protocol aside to keep selling PSN content nor keep gamers playing, potentially muddying up systems being scoured for clues. We didn't try to hide this or analyse it ourselves but brought in experts instead. And you don't spill details during an investigation, these things take time, if you've ever tried checking your computer after being affected by trojans, you'd know how time consuming it is... now multiply that by x amount of servers and you'll have an idea.
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