Bl4ckSunsh1n3
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Methinks they're going after the wrong group of people with this....
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Why didn't they hack Nintendo instead?! Or Steam, or Ouya...
These hackers need to be dealt with, asap. But Sony is also at fault for being hacked so easily. This would've never happened with XBL.
Screw those hackers.
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Fun times. :/
PSN is fine for me on PS4 now.
Methinks they're going after the wrong group of people with this....
Thank you. Other posters are really up in arms about this and are saying we should do research on the topic "before making stupid posts." Seriously? SERIOUSLY?
I've been running a countertrace on Web 2.0 but they irrigated the hyperlinks and dove into the deep web. I may have to enhance the polarity of the bit matrix before they can manage to wipe their botprints clean from the information superhighway.
*types furiously*
I don't think it is a humanity issue, more like a young male issue.
It is probably a good thing that women as a group will be dominant in a few decades if recent trends continue. Women are better able to adapt and compete in non-religious, post-industrial societies.
Are the effects of a DDoS similar to Gaf being down during E3 due to traffic? If so, shouldn't Sony increase server capacity to try and deal with the problem?
Are the effects of a DDoS similar to Gaf being down during E3 due to traffic? If so, shouldn't Sony increase the size of its bucket to try and deal with the problem?
i dont even know what DDOS stands for. really its not my responsibilty to know.
just like its not my responsibility to know why my brand new car has a check engine light on.
the general consensus is that something is wrong with the engine when a check ENGINE light comes on when actually the gas cap was not tightened and your leaking from the evap system
Huh? It's incredibly basic internet terminology. I'm just surprised so many people on this forum don't know the difference.
It's back up for me. I'm currently playing TLoU online, let's hope it stays up.
I'm in Birmingham, UK, if anyone is wondering.
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Can't believe so many people are confusing DDOS, which could easily happen to any company and is no risk to security, to being hacked.
Still unfortunate though.
Seriously why not perform this not-a-hack on world bank, debeers, Exxon, [insert major telecom or cable corporation here]?
You know there are many measures that can be taken to completely prevent DDOS attacks.This is quite different from a credit card hack .
This is simply a server overload tha no company repeat NO COMPANY can prevent from happening.
I know what a ddos is, I just always associated with the act of hacking which is apparently wrong and I should Ve ashamed for not having basic interwebz knowledge. But I digress.
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Because PSN has already been hacked once and credit cards numbers and other user information was lost. So saying this is a hack will make people think a similar thing will happen. DDOSing is not hacking.
I don't understand how typing ddos into wikipedia is onerous. Willful ignorance is seriously one of the worst things ever and your analogy is completely irrelevant.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ddos
People have told you otherwise and you've resorted to mocking them for having more information than you on this topic. And now you're complaining about them pointing it out to you.
Thank you. Other posters are really up in arms about this and are saying we should do research on the topic "before making stupid posts." Seriously? SERIOUSLY?
I know what a ddos is, I just always associated with the act of hacking which is apparently wrong and I should Ve ashamed for not having basic interwebz knowledge. But I digress.
Thank you. Other posters are really up in arms about this and are saying we should do research on the topic "before making stupid posts." Seriously? SERIOUSLY?
I know what a ddos is, I just always associated with the act of hacking which is apparently wrong and I should Ve ashamed for not having basic interwebz knowledge. But I digress.
While I agree with your main point, just that credit cards were never really lost though. At least, there wasn't any reported since those were actually encrypted. However, names, address and personal information were not encrypted and that's what the hackers got hold of.
Been a long time, so I could be wrong, but this is what I remember.
It is generally a good idea to not come across as ignorant, yes.Thank you. Other posters are really up in arms about this and are saying we should do research on the topic "before making stupid posts." Seriously? SERIOUSLY?
Because PSN has already been hacked once and credit cards numbers and other user information was lost. So saying this is a hack will make people think a similar thing will happen. DDOSing is not hacking.
I don't understand how typing ddos into wikipedia is onerous. Willful ignorance is seriously one of the worst things ever and your analogy is completely irrelevant.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ddos
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So nothing was compromised, right?
I don't think it is a humanity issue, more like a young male issue.
It is probably a good thing that women as a group will be dominant in a few decades if recent trends continue. Women are better able to adapt and compete in non-religious, post-industrial societies.
Because even they probably realize that attacking those companies would be a fantastic way to either get a bullet in the back of the head or to simply disappear.
Why didn't they hack Nintendo instead?! Or Steam, or Ouya...
These hackers need to be dealt with, asap. But Sony is also at fault for being hacked so easily. This would've never happened with XBL.
Screw those hackers.
Alright, thanksNope, don't worry.
They just sent a lot of traffic to Sony's servers to make them crash.
This doesn't happen to Nintendo.
it probably does
Because PSN has already been hacked once and credit cards numbers and other user information was lost. So saying this is a hack will make people think a similar thing will happen. DDOSing is not hacking.
I don't understand how typing ddos into wikipedia is onerous. Willful ignorance is seriously one of the worst things ever and your analogy is completely irrelevant.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ddos
I don't think it is a humanity issue, more like a young male issue.
It is probably a good thing that women as a group will be dominant in a few decades if recent trends continue. Women are better able to adapt and compete in non-religious, post-industrial societies.
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Weird, I'm in the UK and bought Diablo 3 from the US store and it's fine offline for me. Primary PS4 for both accounts, unchecked "connect to the internet" box too. No padlock.Can't play Diablo 3 offline
I have a UK account but buy my stuff from the US store. I cannot start Diablo from either my UK or US account. I have tried unchecking "Connect to internet" in the PS4 network settings and turning my router off etc. The PS4 I use has been activated as primary in both accounts.
Whatever I try and do, the lock symbol appears on Diablo 3 and says "Cannot connect to the server to verify the licence" when I try to launch it.
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Wow. This is kind of hilarious.
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thats how you get on a "list"
supports terrorism its right there. FBI go!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wow. This is kind of hilarious.
GG guys, enjoy being on CIA:s shitlist.
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