Raistlin said:A little bird may have told me that while not confirmed, this may have been an inside job.
Igor Antunov said:Haven't received an email yet. Heres hoping it's only applicable to US customers.
iTunes doesn't have a custom firmware where you can download all songs from the store for free, and make the PC a service kit.dude said:I personally don't store my CC and personal data on any service, I use Paypal.
But I do think a company with this kind of service owe it's customers to do everything it reasonably can to protect their data - iTunes and Steam might not be as safe, but let me ask this: Has they been hacked?
Maybe the hackers targeting Sony were super hackers who for some reason did not use their amazing hacking skills in going after more enticing databases like iTunes over Sony, but I have no reason to believe this until a judge says so because iTunes wasn't hacked and PSN was.
statham said:If that's a "huge pain in the ass", you deserve the potential consequences of that indifference.
Just change your CC # and stop whining already.
rape victims stop wearing sexy clothes
okay, in convenience.Vinci said:Actually, this is more akin to saying that if you've been raped - or suspect you have - you should probably be checked by a hospital, regardless of the inconvenience this would cause you.
Indeed.Dreams-Visions said:all rape analogies are grossly inappropriate and can stop.
really, GAF. do better.
Raistlin said:A little bird may have told me that while not confirmed, this may have been an inside job.
Obviously that actually looks less favorable, so the initial PR has been to assume an outside assailant.
Dreams-Visions said:all rape analogies are grossly inappropriate and can stop.
really, GAF. do better.
Probably because the server-side is tightly shut, unlike PSN's. There're customs firmwares allowing you to run your hearts content of unsigned apps.shagg_187 said:iTunes doesn't have a custom firmware where you can download all songs from the store for free, and make the PC a service kit.
What is going on here?statham said:'If that's a "huge pain in the ass", you deserve the potential consequences of that indifference.
Just change your CC # and stop whining already.'
rape victims stop wearing sexy clothes
sorry, I double thought that and still posted. I am wrong.Dreams-Visions said:all rape analogies are grossly inappropriate and can stop.
really, GAF. do better.
DCharlie said:re: "compensation" - free PSN+ membership for a few months i'd have thought
That way it gives everyone a free trial and then they get to see what they get if they sign on to the pay service.
Dude. Stop. You're embarrassing yourself. If a rape victim could undo the rape by not wearing "sexy clothes", they would. This isn't rape. Stop taking rape as a joke for it's fucking annoying. You're worried about CC? Call your fucking bank!! What do you do when your CC expires? Do you rant that the expiry date changed? How about you renew it and change the security code? Your argument is invalid in so many levels. How fucking old are you? I believe you're using your parent's CC and are just flat out shitting your pants if they find out you did.statham said:'If that's a "huge pain in the ass", you deserve the potential consequences of that indifference.
Just change your CC # and stop whining already.'
rape victims stop wearing sexy clothes
Vinci said:Actually, this is more akin to saying that if you've been raped - or suspect you have - you should probably be checked by a hospital, regardless of the inconvenience this would cause you.
Paypal is a service and unless you've managed to not register with them and have gotten lucky enough to only buy shit that allows you to use guest paypal, they have your information.dude said:I personally don't store my CC and personal data on any service, I use Paypal.
But I do think a company with this kind of service owe it's customers to do everything it reasonably can to protect their data - iTunes and Steam might not be as safe, but let me ask this: Has they been hacked?
Maybe the hackers targeting Sony were super hackers who for some reason did not use their amazing hacking skills in going after more enticing databases like iTunes over Sony, but I have no reason to believe this until a judge says so because iTunes wasn't hacked and PSN was.
I didn't hear of this, maybe it happened, but it surly wasn't of this magnitude. I would also believe it was more the case of phishing sites or something - because I believe we all would have heard if the iTunes database was hacked in anyway.
Car analogies just don't have the appeal that they used to.Vinci said:Seems to be the go-to analogy in this thread.
The Shadow said:Yup. Or the "inconvenience" of locking your bike up when you park it. Although truth be told, the original analogy was wholly inappropriate to begin with. Akin to Godwin's law.
nofi said:Uh oh.
stop the rape shit, I was wrong.shagg_187 said:Dude. Stop. You're embarrassing yourself. If a rape victim could undo the rape by not wearing "sexy clothes", they would. This isn't rape. Stop taking rape as a joke for it's fucking annoying. You're worried about CC? Call your fucking bank!! What do you do when your CC expires? Do you rant that the expiry date changed? How about you renew it and change the security code? Your argument is invalid in so many levels. How fucking old are you? I believe you're using your parent's CC and are just flat out shitting your pants if they find out you did.
Get over it.
statham said:and that is a huge pain in the ass and another thing I don't want in my life. another thing I have to almost check daily. wonderful.
Infinite Justice said:if true then the human element has struck again.
Jinfash said:What is it with Sony threads and terrible analogies? lol.
Raistlin said:A little bird may have told me that while not confirmed, this may have been an inside job.
... What? Dude, is it your credit card to begin with? Do you know how it works? Do you even have a bank account and if so, did you or your parents opened it for you?statham said:stop the rape shit, I was wrong.
but why should I worry about my CC stuff at all? and make that fun call to sony base and be waiting for 20 minuites? calling my bank isn't fun.
shagg_187 said:Dude. Stop. You're embarrassing yourself. If a rape victim could undo the rape by not wearing "sexy clothes", they would. This isn't rape. Stop taking rape as a joke for it's fucking annoying. You're worried about CC? Call your fucking bank!! What do you do when your CC expires? Do you rant that the expiry date changed? How about you renew it and change the security code? Your argument is invalid in so many levels. How fucking old are you? I believe you're using your parent's CC and are just flat out shitting your pants if they find out you did.
Get over it.
FTH said:http://f1s1.olapic.com/data/media/m/9/h/m9hcaw/nature-a-little-bird-told-me_normal.jpg[MG][/QUOTE]
What were the origins of the whole "a little birdie" thing anyways? It's not like birdies can talk, outside of animated features.
GraveRobberX said:Rape, Shills, Sky is Falling, Car Analogies etc. are the themes in this thread
A thread about PSN being compromised, fantastic
I know, but Paypal's sole business is protecting my money - Just like I trust my bank with my money despite the fact that they could, in fact, be robbed or worse.19 & 21 said:Paypal is a service and unless you've managed to not register with them and have gotten lucky enough to only buy shit that allows you to use guest paypal, they have your information.
I don't think so? Words like "u mad" are bannable if that's all you contribute to the post.HYDE said:might want to take out those last three words, i believe they're ban-able now. other than that thanks for saying everything else.
nofi said:We'll probably never find out.
Vagabundo said:Freudian slip?
wtf? are you looking for quotes? I'm married, own my own house and is old as fuck. I have good credit too. what are you trying to find out? I'm pretty open. come at me bro. I can take you.shagg_187 said:... What? Dude, is it your credit card to begin with? Do you know how it works? Do you even have a bank account and if so, did you or your parents opened it for you?
Your whining is delicious, for I crave some bitter trolls.
statham said:stop the rape shit, I was wrong.
but why should I worry about my CC stuff at all? and make that fun call to sony base and be waiting for 20 minuites? calling my bank isn't fun.
GraveRobberX said:Give it a rest
Trevelyon said:Wonder what the perception of the situation would be if it was indeed someone in a position of trust who was intimate with the infrastructure and knew how to blow it wide open.
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shagg_187 said:I don't think so? Words like "u mad" are bannable if that's all you contribute to the post.
Again, those worried about credit card: call your bank and replace the number.
Sony fucked up, yes. That does not mean that you all stare at your console and yell at it. Act and it'll be fixed. Don't act and you might as well provide your social security number.
We wanted to take this opportunity to clarify a point and answer one of the most frequently asked questions today.
Theres a difference in timing between when we identified there was an intrusion and when we learned of consumers data being compromised. We learned there was an intrusion 19th April and subsequently shut the services down. We then brought in outside experts to help us learn how the intrusion occurred and to conduct an investigation to determine the nature and scope of the incident. It was necessary to conduct several days of forensic analysis, and it took our experts until yesterday to understand the scope of the breach. We then shared that information with our consumers and announced it publicly yesterday evening.
For those who were looking theres also an FAQ with some more on frequently asked questions
Thank you for your continued patience and support
:lolHYDE said:it's all good, just watching out for a fellow gaffer. it's not worth sacrificing a knight for a pawn.
Good. Then you should know that changing your credit card number doesn't effect your credit score. Changing your credit card number doesn't prevent you from purchasing in other websites.statham said:wtf? are you looking for quotes? I'm married, own my own house and is old as fuck. I have good credit too. what are you trying to find out? I'm pretty open. come at me bro. I can take you.
I can't let this go, I'm amazed you think I a troll or kid. I mean how stupid can you be? don;t mean to insult, but if I have a bank account or parents thats insulting and I haven't posted enough for thatshagg_187 said:... What? Dude, is it your credit card to begin with? Do you know how it works? Do you even have a bank account and if so, did you or your parents opened it for you?
Your whining is delicious, for I crave some bitter trolls.