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Wow, a whole week! Whatever. I am just happy that they arrested the PSN hackers in spain. Hope people stops defending hackers by now. Or did Codemasters make something horrible to the poor hackers and they are just fighting back?
... at this point I just hope that hackers start turning on each other like they did in that great hacker war in the early 90's. This is all getting quite ridiculous.
They're everywhere lately. I hope the long arm of the law starts coming down hard on these bastards!
@Chad Almasy
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Wow a whole week to tell us?....boooooo they suck, pirates and hackers are the best. LIVE ON PROBLEM CAUSERS!
Hackers need to play some more minesweep or something.
@Gorescream
Have you seen Wanted....?
She is a nasty toothpick that I could break in two.
Hackers need to play some more minesweep or something.
@Gorescream
Have you seen Wanted....?
She is a nasty toothpick that I could break in two.
Here's an idea. Anybody with a video game related site take your site down and update your security and maybe this shit will slow down.
@ Script-br,
This is definitely not a new trend. Not a day goes by that something isn't hacked. It's just that a couple gaming companies happened to be targeted lately and well.. you're a gamer so you're paying attention.
For more sites being hacked daily check out http://www.zone-h.org/archive/special=1
This is definitely not a new trend. Not a day goes by that something isn't hacked. It's just that a couple gaming companies happened to be targeted lately and well.. you're a gamer so you're paying attention.
For more sites being hacked daily check out http://www.zone-h.org/archive/special=1
Here's an idea - if you are the IT manager for a multimillion dollar company, use hat you learned in your collegiate security courses to properly defend your network. This means: telling your db devs to add the line or so of code to prevent SQL injection, installing stateful packet inspection capable hardware firewalls, putting every internal machine behind DMZs, setting up honeypots, not giving access to things internal personnel should not have access to and putting policies in place that state no one person should have passwords to everything, using industry standard hashing and encryption methods (srsly Sony, PLAIN TEXT?), and most important of all - when you are compromised, tell your users immedietely and hire an outside verified security audit firm (which should be done when the network is set up anyway!)
I know this and I am only a college junior level webdev.
I know this and I am only a college junior level webdev.
LOL--yeah, because I always type w w w . d e s t r u c t o i d . c o m when I visit here.
Also, screw all this hacking. I don't understand how a better world is supposed to come from these actions!!
Also, screw all this hacking. I don't understand how a better world is supposed to come from these actions!!
@SayWord
I'm not saying that at all - no one deserves to get hacked. I'm saying these companies need to adopt INDUSTRY STANDARD countermeasures - which none of them are. I can guess the reasoning as well - some admin goes to the boss (who is probably just a cookie cutter middle manager with no knowledge of how shit works) and says "We need to buy a stateful packet inspection enabled firewall." And the middle manager says, "How much?" Then the admin quotes a price in thousands and the middle manager guffaws him out of the office, thinking that he's saving the company thousands of dollars. What he doesn't realize is somewhere down the line some hacker douchebag is going to employ a SYN flood attack and his company is going to be paying out the ass in downtime, possible court fees over lost consumer data, and hiring some outside firm to tell them "You need to buy a hardware firewall with stateful packet inspection for a couple grand".
I'm not saying that at all - no one deserves to get hacked. I'm saying these companies need to adopt INDUSTRY STANDARD countermeasures - which none of them are. I can guess the reasoning as well - some admin goes to the boss (who is probably just a cookie cutter middle manager with no knowledge of how shit works) and says "We need to buy a stateful packet inspection enabled firewall." And the middle manager says, "How much?" Then the admin quotes a price in thousands and the middle manager guffaws him out of the office, thinking that he's saving the company thousands of dollars. What he doesn't realize is somewhere down the line some hacker douchebag is going to employ a SYN flood attack and his company is going to be paying out the ass in downtime, possible court fees over lost consumer data, and hiring some outside firm to tell them "You need to buy a hardware firewall with stateful packet inspection for a couple grand".
@agentarsenic: Simply assuming they don't follow standard security procedures is a little premature. Some companies don't, but baseless accusations isn't really fair. Not all infiltration is the result of sloppy network security. Sometimes it's just a determined group with enough resources. I've been working in government/enterprise security for the last few years and if there is anything I've learned, there is only one way to fully protect a system. Air gapping.
I hate this new hacking trend. Fuck hackers and virus/spyware/malware/GODAMNED ADWARE makers!!! I don't see what is so fun about screwing up someone's computer or website or services. I guess I would have to be a ***************************************-(Omitted for not being appropriate for any language, Terran or otherwise) and have no remorse.
The only reason I'd consider learning how to hack is to whup azz in the Matrix and shoop sausages all over my enemies facebook page. P.S. If I find out that all hackers aren't experts at hacky sack I'll be disappointed.
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Wow, a whole week! Whatever. I am just happy that they arrested the PSN hackers in spain. Hope people stops defending hackers by now. Or did Codemasters make something horrible to the poor hackers and they are just fighting back? Hacked Games
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