32 More Anonymous Suspects Arrested

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Sure, DDoS may be like denying entry to a shop, but the fact is some crooked hacker used their DDoS on Sony to steal 77 million people's worth of sensitive information.

For that itself, they're an accessory to the crime.
 
I should start printing T-shirts that say "Go Anonymous", and have there motto on the back of it.
I believe what Anonymous is doing is right, and that the government has it coming, heck a lot of the worlds governments have it coming, and they deserve it.

 
The more the goerment atacks annonymous, the more it will blow on their face. In the long run, it will look like tyrany, making annonymous the heros. I find it interesting that we are having this kind of situation, maybe 2012 instead of the end of the worlld will be a change to a new world?
Lets hope they know waht they are doing thou. Its risky not only for them, but also for everyone else. If the system we live in comes crashing down, there has to be a backup plan ready to take its place. (its basicly as deinstalling windows cus u think it sucks and ending up with no OS at all).
 
This is the start of the war on hackers. Then it will be the pirates.

And anyone who participates in a raid on the Fed (or any other branch of any government) is now taking a very grave risk indeed...
 
[citation][nom]bpeglow[/nom]Anonymous didn't steal the credit card info. They only launched DDoS attacks around the same time.[/citation]

LMAO i love you people. so you are saying that they shouldn't be punished for the DDOS attack? get freaking real! its like if someone goes in to rob a bank when someone else already robbed it so you get tagged for it. you already committed a crime!! they would be more to blame because there attack made the server vulnerable or more if they were not already


 
Ya, about you read up on sony's security.. I don't see how anything could get more vulnerable they might as well have a sign "come on in take all this info it's not even encrypted". O and that was after their little update that took how long? LOL!

And yes denying people from going into a grocery store at least here in the states is an illegal form of protest. You can't do that.

But I'm all for anon I may not agree with everything they do, but I agree with most and why they do it. And until people pull the heads from their *** we need anon. If for nothing else to simply to push back right or wrong.
 
[citation][nom]kingnoobe[/nom]Ya, about you read up on sony's security.. I don't see how anything could get more vulnerable they might as well have a sign "come on in take all this info it's not even encrypted". O and that was after their little update that took how long? LOL!And yes denying people from going into a grocery store at least here in the states is an illegal form of protest. You can't do that. But I'm all for anon I may not agree with everything they do, but I agree with most and why they do it. And until people pull the heads from their *** we need anon. If for nothing else to simply to push back right or wrong.[/citation]

LMAO did you have any proof before the attack on Sony that there security was horrid? no? i didn't think so. do you know if the xbox servers are any better? no? didn't think so. all you are doing is basing your news on something someone else has written instead of trying . you are pathetic
 
Now, I'm all for small, non-oppressive government. But the way anon is going about it is wrong. Because like it or not, interfering with servers, or a computer network that is not yours is a criminal act. Particularly if it's a DDoS attack that prevents that company's or governments server/network from running the way it should.

I totally support freedom of speech and expression. But do it without hurting others, their business, or the government. Because no matter if your cause is justified or not, you make yourself look just as bad, if not worse.
 
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Sony security was so secure they felt it not necessary to encrypt personal data and tie the information directly to the PSN, on another note my front door is a 8" solid steel door, i feel so secure about it's security i attach a spare front door key and safe combination to the inside, clearly visible through the 5mm glass pane window next to it......
 
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