Kibaruk
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arod916 said:
kibaruk said:
arod916 said:
I'm really tired of all these hacker a-holes attacking companies cause they got screwed somehow by them. That's a part of life, deal with it and learn from it. Then they say, "oh they taking in all this money and screwing the customer charging so much", its a f*cking business that's what they do take in money. If you don't like em don't buy from them its that simple.
I must disagree with your statement. This is not only justified but needed, I'm not against Sony or anything like that but as a user I feel this empower us, meaning more secure companies and more secure data. Up until now who could say this has not happened before maybe at smaller scales and people were proffiting out of this and we could have never ever guessed about it.
This could bring more laws to protect our data and information and I'm all for it.
Maybe this was not the way, making every bit of information public to everyone is not good for anyone but again, how do you know no one has ever done this before?
Valid point, but shouldn't we be making a bigger deal about the criminals doing the hacking? Yes security is ideal in this world but its not like Sony just left everybody's account info readily available to anyone on their homepage. Point is hackers cracked into the minimal security yet know body seems to blame them. So your saying its ok for your neighborhood thug to break into your home because instead of having an alarm system, all you had was a simple key lock?
If you see a car parked somewhere with the keys on the door and you just take it, whose fault it is it was stolen? The dumbarse who left the keys on the car door, the dude who just took it, both?
By law its the dude who just took it since the car didnt belong to him but... on the other hand only a dumbarse would leave the keys there for someone to just go and take it and then report it stolen, wouldnt it?