LulzSec dumps Sony Computer Entertainment Developer Network sourcecode

[TLSS_N]

The hacker collective Lulz Security isn't taking a break from its attacks on Sony simply because it's E3. This morning, via Twitter, Lulzsec bragged that it had compiled Sony Computer Entertainment's Developer Network source code. Earlier in the week Lulzsec went after Sony BMG and Sony Pictures, and broke into Nintendo USA's website.[/p]

via Kotaku

 

[Hop2089]

It's over for Sony's gaming division.

 

[Miss Panda]

I already posted this about 20 mins ago.......... but as I was to lazy to actually start a new thread for it.

You win.

 

[TLSS_N]

It's over for Sony's gaming division.

yes, and right before e3, what a slap in the face...

I would link to the post, but I am pretty sure it is highly illegal and hence, against the rules.

 

[Tonitonichopchop]

Yeah, Sony's fucked. There's no recovering from this.

 

[Pong20302000]

google does it for you

 

[heartgold]

What does this mean? Is that important....whatever they released

 

[TLSS_N]

I already posted this about 20 mins ago.......... but as I was to lazy to actually start a new thread for it.

You win.

k, I was looking for a title in the preview, but I didn't see anything.

 

[chris888222]

Wait!!! What does this mean?

 

[Miss Panda]

google does it for you

Twitter does it faster.

 

[Nujui]

EDIT: No wait, I have a better reply.

 

[Hop2089]

What does this mean? Is that important....whatever they released

It's the source code for the entire developer network, screw around with that for a few minutes and you can cause billions in damage some of it irreparable.

 

[Pong20302000]

lol means private servers

 

[Erdnaxela]

Just before E3?! 0_o
Poor, poor sony...

 

[TLSS_N]

Wait!!! What does this mean?

basically, everyone has access to the basic building blocks of the developer networks, and that hacks to the main network isn't far behind.

 

[Vulpes Abnocto]

Since you can't post the source here,
you can't post the information,
and the information that you can provide is pretty minimal
this can't really be called "news".
Let's take it to Computer Systems.

 

[Pong20302000]

Wait!!! What does this mean?

basically, everyone has access to the basic building blocks of the developer networks, and that hacks to the main network isn't far behind.

if not already done or going on right now

 

[TLSS_N]

EDIT: No wait, I have a better reply.

I should have posted that in the main post

 

[heartgold]

The fuck! This is serious

 

[Feels Good Man]