Engadget: Unreleased Sony movies leak online following studio hack

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naruball said:

walsufnir said:

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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.

You're making so many assumptions, it's not even funny. You also act as if Sony is the only company that gets hacked and as if you know that they did something wrong. You assume that they don't spend enough money. Please show some evidence to support your claim. Or do you think all those goverment organizations don't have enough money and that's why they get hacked? An inside job can be almost impossible to deal with. Thing is, you don't know so maybe you should stop with all the assumptions. 

I said it's a problem for all major companies. And what this hack revealed was a major flaw of their internal architecture and security design. And I didn't say they don't spend enough money. I said that if you spend more money in this part of your company, hacks that large can be prevented.