| scottie said: I never believed it was the actual group Anonymous, but I know a few did, and a lot believed it was a small number of people of the group Anon acting without the support of the rest.
But stealing user's personal data? That seems very out of character for a group that stopped their DDOS attacks on the basis that the Damage to Sony:Damage to Consumers ratio was too low.
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I don't really care whether Anon did it or not but they probably enabled this attack. So, they are responsible for this even if they didn't do this. And Anon is just criminal organisation (similar to mafia) so it isn't suprising that individuals from Anon did something like that. I doubt Anon has no control over any of its members so even if their "leadership" would order them to stop, a lot of them won't do it. If members of the group don't like what "leaders" are suggesting, their orders are worth nothing.
