Unfounded rumour: Hackers planning third attack on Sony

  • Thread starter Thread starter TLSS_N
  • Start date Start date
  • Views Views 8,057
  • Replies Replies 81

TLSS_N

No rice, No life! ~唯
Member
Joined
Aug 16, 2010
Messages
547
Reaction score
9
Trophies
1
Age
36
Location
Around
XP
405
Country
United States
According to IRC chat logs acquired by Cnet, a group of hackers is planning a third cyber attack on Sony, which is still reeling from two attacks that have taken the PSN down for two weeks and left 100 million customers with data exposed.

The upcoming attack is planned for this weekend, and the hackers claim to already have access to some of Sony's servers.

Furthermore, the hackers plan to publicize all of the info they steal, including names, addresses and credit card numbers.

Earlier this week, Sony revealed that a "highly sophisticated, planned" attack hit Sony's servers and they took down PSN as soon as it was detected. The company also implied that the group Anonymous had something to do with it, as there was a file planted on the server named "Anonymous" which included the statement "We are Legion," one of the group's mottoes.

Anonymous, twice now, has denied being part of the attack. [/p]

via cnet, by way of afterdawn.
 
i still don't really think that the skiddies of anon were behind this (at least not the same anon that "took down scientology")
 
I'm at a lost for words now.

This is just pure maddening revenge lmao. It's as if I can picture the downfall of Sony. They're slowly deteriorating.
 
Seriously this is stupid, its punishing Sony, but even more so it's punishing the actual people using PSN, and I personally think they've had enough. Get on with your lives people, there are better things to do...
 
i want to get back on psn. why wont they stop attacking sony they're doing more harm than good.
 
I read an article that talked about what actually happened in the room, and it never stated that the hackers themselves said any sort of threat, it only mentioned other people in the same IRC room.

The original article had vague wording at best, the sites copying the news are going off of a rumor.
 
FFS, these hack attacks are pissing me off, I wanna go on PSN, plus I don't want to have my Personal Identity stolen!
 
Ouch. Well in a way, the silver lining here is that if people get attacked and affected, you can easily see if your stuff has been compromised.
 
Hey! I'm gonna go break into Fort Knox later, but I wanted to publicly post this information because I want the police to be aware and have extra forces handy. You know, so I have some extra challenge. Because last time was SOOOOOO easy.[/lol]
 
Sir VG said:
Hey! I'm gonna go break into Fort Knox later, but I wanted to publicly post this information because I want the police to be aware and have extra forces handy. You know, so I have some extra challenge. Because last time was SOOOOOO easy.[/lol]
This sums up what I was thinking when I read the CNET thing.
 
Fake report. Even if it happens, no problem, I'm used to all this stuff now lol and to be honest Sony are just getting a lesson from their "mentor", who knows? After all these attacks, we see Sony as a different company, maybe one that ACTUALLY cares for its customers??

Ofcourse taking into account that they survive in the market with all these attacks.
unsure.gif
 
"publicize all of the info they steal, including names, addresses and credit card numbers"

wow that's fucked up. At least those are just rumors, but still fucked up
 
Hmph If this is true or not, I'd like to see them do anything with my credit card information. If they manage to be able to purchase anything then hey, more power to them.

As for the people with good credit, I feel for ya.
 
sinharvest24 said:
Leave Britney alone, i think she had enough...

Fixed
biggrin.gif


On topic:
Wow, Sony is hacking target #1...
I still want NGP, but I don't see this happening right now.
 
SamAsh07 said:
After all these attacks, we see Sony as a different company, maybe one that ACTUALLY cares for its customers??
Companies, no matter how much they "seem to care for their customers", are in it for the money. It is a business after all.
 

Site & Scene News

Popular threads in this forum