Yesterday Sony reported that they found a file on the SOE server with Anonymous in it’s name and the words “We are legion” in it’s contents, they then suspected Anonymous or associates of Anonymous were guilty of the security breach. Today Anonymous has responded to these claims stating that they didn’t do it. In their statement sent to The Guardian, Anonymous says;
Read More...Remember when I said I wouldn’t be talking about Sony again? Well I kina lied….sorry – business as usual.
Things are only going downhill for Sony. First of all let me define the word ‘Subpoena‘ via Dictionary.com:
[suh-pee-nuh, suh
b-] –noun
Seriously internet I’m done, this is the LAST time I’m writing about Sony. My fingers want to engage in more meaningful activities than to help me write about a multi billion dollar company that has been well respected for many many years and is now gently being disregarded in terms of trust. I’m just a dude who wants to play Portal 2, that’s all.
So lets get started; A Canadian law firm has proposed a class action lawsuit in excess of $1 BILLION dollars against Sony for:
Read More...SOE has been victim to an attack where it has lost 12,700 customer credit card numbers and a possible 24.6 million accounts have been breached.
If you’re reading this then the general aspect of it should be nothing new, it’s all over the place from BBC to G4 to CNN, Joystiq, IGN, Engadget, Cnet, newspapers, articles, TV stations – when a multi-billion dollar company gets hacked, trust me you’ll definitely know about it. I’ve compiled this concise article of things that have happened and I will be updating it as news surfaces.
