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mornelithe said:
walsufnir said:

The problem here is not what Sony is doing at the door but also inside their house. It is nice to have locked doors in your house if you leave it but if you leave the keys on the table for the locked doors you don't have to lock them in the first place.

Again, there are several flaws in the whole concept and infrastructure behind this hack which wouldn't have been able with better work on Sony's side.

But I guess we won't agree in this case.

No, we won't, you stick up for hackers, I stick up for the victims.  Not many people would agree with you here.


Why would I care for how many people agree with me? If Sony doesn't improve their security concepts and put them on a professional level they will be victims again. It's a bad situation for big companies but you can prevent them - it just depends on how much money you want to spend for it.

Also I am not sticking up for the hackers but I say you can't say that poor Sony is only a victim here without any responsability to enable this big hack.