A message from anonymous!
- Thread starter Goss400
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I don't think that anonymous would do steal peoples information from Sony, it just doesn't fit their picture. They mostly DDoS Sony's network aka. freeze it and make everything impossible, but PSN should be back up right after the DDoS, but this attack has closed PSN for weeks. Main goal of Anonymous is to get Sony return the "Other OS" support to PS3 consoles by making these attacks, not to steal PS3 users information.
Again, not fighting a battle of justice. Just being babies.
It would make sense, though. Whoever wrote the "speech" in that video either is too lazy to make a good one or too stupid. I am assuming the person poured over it for a while before releasing it, so it points to stupidity. Someone who claims to be fighting some kind of battle against injustice would, in an effort to feign logic, do something like what Someone360 said Anonymous actually does, not steal user info.
It would make sense, though. Whoever wrote the "speech" in that video either is too lazy to make a good one or too stupid. I am assuming the person poured over it for a while before releasing it, so it points to stupidity. Someone who claims to be fighting some kind of battle against injustice would, in an effort to feign logic, do something like what Someone360 said Anonymous actually does, not steal user info.
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right?consoles are fun for hanging out with people and @ parties. You gonna invite friedns over and be like "HEY DUDE, let's get a lan party going bra?" Your friends will LEAVE YOU.
Consoles may be cheaper in the long run.... assuming you actually pay for PC software... assuming you're an adult.
Consoles may be cheaper in the long run.... assuming you actually pay for PC software... assuming you're an adult.
Actually this is true but the message was fake. the actual message was from anonymous. what had happened was their accounts got banned since sony found out their ps3s were jailbroken and they were giving out information. so anonymous attacked. ALSO A REMINDER: Sony never confirmed that the hacker took information.