joeorc said:
Jimbo1337 said: Well when Sony got hacked back in 2011, the hackers were actually fighting for the gamers. Unfortunately for the gamers, the only way they could do that was to take down PSN. |
No..No..No, fighting for the Gamer's is going to court and fighting for regulation on security measures all companies must follow, if hackers show they can go past your security its one thing but to do so where it can cause undo harm not only to the corp. but also the people you "claim" you are fighting for is another thing.
Its pure Hubris, Arrogance to say hey this or that company are not protecting your data very well, but break into the data center because you can, if you are really trying to really help the Consumer you go to regulation Body Taking the law into your own hands is not only wrong, but breking in to something that does not belong to you than making off with the statement i was "doing it for the consumer" shows that they have a disreguard for property, imagine no computer's, no freaking cellphones or tv's or any d@mn electronics to Hack, where would the skill set put them?
if your going to help there is more prudent way's in doing so, but than Sony would not learn the lesson right?
No freaking digital security is never going to be enough! no ammount of money or manpower is going to stop tallented people that are trying to direct hack you to stop them if they can get past a security measure, but here is the thing if they can get past it, was it ever going to be good enough anyway?
or would that be Hubris to claim since i was the first to do it, i was only going to be the only one to figure it out.
it's one thing if you want to help its another to say you want to help but really Hinder claiming i did it to make a point. its sorta like you have the right to be an @ss hole, but do you have the be the entire @ss while you are at it?
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I stopped reading after the first paragraph because you CLEARLY showed that you have ABSOLUTELY NO IDEA why Anonymous hacked Sony in the first place. If you can tell me why they hacked them, I think you will understand the point that I was trying to make. In case you didn't know, the hackers back in 2011 called themselves "Anonymous".
Hacking into Sony to show how weak their security is does not help the consumer. I completely agree with you. Even though I got a PS3 before any of you guys on here, I still feel that those hackers, back in 2011, were justified in a way.