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MoHasanie said:
Captain_Tom said:
MoHasanie said:
Its their own fault for making it so easy for hackers to get all that data.
Poor Sony has such bad luck though...


Yeah lazy Sony didn't have enough defenses TO DEFEND AGAINST AN ENTIRE COUNTRY.  How lazy lol

Well by your logic, North Korea or any country can hack into every company's computers...

Obviously, that an exaggeration, but technically they can and they have. People can get hacked to.

This isn't a matter of my security system has 5 defense points, and their hacking has 4 so, I'm secure. If a hacker wants to hack something, there is always a way in, its just a matter of time.

The only reason we don't hear about it is because they either don't know or they want to keep it under wraps and control PR. Former is probably worse, since in the latter they are doing something about it, but its choosing between the best of two evils.

And FYI, countries like North Korea and the US have been engaged in cyber warfare for quite a long time, developing security and anti security systems. Still the Pentagon is vunerable to cyber attacks. Sony doesn't even develop security software, much less software at all, so why in the hell would they have protections that rival a government? Or be protected against a government cyber attack?



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