fps_d0minat0r said:
its the intentions that matter. its not like they left the keys outside the doors like in someones failed analogy. |
Intentoin don't men absolutely jack shit. The end result is that Sony was not careful, now millions of people's information could be compromised.
Furthermore, I see that you are unable to follow a simple analogy so I will spell it out for you. Sony assumed that the PS3 will not be hacked and based its security system around that assumption. In this case the keys are hacked PS3s, the paper box is the PS3 security, and the door is the access to the PSN servers. THe only reason I made a mistake in my analogy is that I forgot to mention that inside my door, millions of people trusted me with their information and they assumed the door will not be broken into.
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