Sony can not defend themselves against intrusion. Group claims hackers managed to access details of over a million users of Sony site, and have proof
Just finished a deal with breaking into the PlayStation, and one more (Photo: Aahcnim) Sony once again compromised. Groundbreaking group calling itself Lulzsec Networks announced that it managed to break through to Sonypictures.com access information of more than a million users. Other sites compromised are those of Sony Music and Sony Music Belgian Dutch. Burglars released some of the information downloaded. "Due to lack of resources on our part (we need more funding!) We were unable to copy all the information, but we have samples to prove the reliability of our words. Theoretically, we could take every bit of information, but it would take several more weeks' written notice released along with the files. Burglars also explained that their goal is not to be considered great hackers, but to reveal the face of Sony. "With one simple burst, went to all the information. Why not take a company allows herself not to defend against these simple attacks?" They wrote. "Worse still, every bit of information we took was not encrypted. Sony toll more than one million customers' passwords in plain text. It's shameful and not safe. " Just today, Sony completed the reconstruction activities of the PlayStation Network, which was breached in mid-April and revealed details of over a hundred million users.Now, it turns out that the company was unable to fix all its security holes.
Just finished a deal with breaking into the PlayStation, and one more (Photo: Aahcnim) Sony once again compromised. Groundbreaking group calling itself Lulzsec Networks announced that it managed to break through to Sonypictures.com access information of more than a million users. Other sites compromised are those of Sony Music and Sony Music Belgian Dutch. Burglars released some of the information downloaded. "Due to lack of resources on our part (we need more funding!) We were unable to copy all the information, but we have samples to prove the reliability of our words. Theoretically, we could take every bit of information, but it would take several more weeks' written notice released along with the files. Burglars also explained that their goal is not to be considered great hackers, but to reveal the face of Sony. "With one simple burst, went to all the information. Why not take a company allows herself not to defend against these simple attacks?" They wrote. "Worse still, every bit of information we took was not encrypted. Sony toll more than one million customers' passwords in plain text. It's shameful and not safe. " Just today, Sony completed the reconstruction activities of the PlayStation Network, which was breached in mid-April and revealed details of over a hundred million users.Now, it turns out that the company was unable to fix all its security holes.
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