Fox, Sony, Warner Bros Possibly Hacked, Emails Exposed

[exfileme]

A hacker has supposedly broken into twenty websites and posted the leaked data on Pastebin.

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[ironmb]

Hi Sony, welcome back.

 

[rex86]

First!

Ha ha... ha ha... ha ha...!!!

 

[amdfreak]

3rd ha ha ha ha

 

[christop]

whats the point in this? Just cause it can be done?

 

[rex86]

[citation][nom]christop[/nom]whats the point in this? Just cause it can be done?[/citation]

someone had too much time on his hands and just because it can be done. I'm glad they hacked all those companies.

 

[gilgamex101]

[citation][nom]christop[/nom]whats the point in this? Just cause it can be done?[/citation]

Almost every report about "hacking" is the exact same thing. A bunch vulnerabilities exploited on websites, yawwwnnnn can we get some packages to a church rerouted and replaced with KY jelly or something?? Idk, spice it up!

 

[shoooooggggggoth]

[citation][nom]gilgamex101[/nom]Almost every report about "hacking" is the exact same thing. A bunch vulnerabilities exploited on websites, yawwwnnnn can we get some packages to a church rerouted and replaced with KY jelly or something?? Idk, spice it up![/citation]

Obviously you are such an amazing hacker that you could break into a server that has no vulnerabilities. If these servers are running un-patched software with known vulnerabilities then it is their own fault they got hacked, and if their software is fully up-to-date then it means the hacker was using a zero-day attack which means he's good (or at least knows the right people).

Your idea to "spice it up" sounds even more lame and boring than the stunt the article is talking about.

 

[Guest]

Expose all of Fox's emails!

 

[A Bad Day]

"1234, yeah, that password should be sufficient."

 

[rantoc]

In a way I'm happy it happens over and over now because it proves how poorly the companies are ready to handle data in the cloud they want us all to sign up for. I don't want all my data located on a server with this kind of security thats available 24/7 to any hacker with some skills... exploiting known vulnerability or not - until the companies start to prove they can handle it i don't see the cloud they want as a truly viable solution.

Why collect all eggs in a basket...

 

[kinggraves]

Call me when you find something interesting, like evidence of conspiracy or market tampering. What this accomplishes is they beef up their security so people can't find the real dirt and all we end up with is back and forth links to dilbert strips..

 

[keyanf]

[citation][nom]christop[/nom]whats the point in this? Just cause it can be done?[/citation]

I'm going to suspect it has something to do with the copyright enforcement pact with the ISPs given who got hacked.

 

[bebangs]

why expose it? just to get famous? pfff.. some hacker.

 

[nebun]

this is good stuff

 

[alidan]

how would you go and spice up a hacker story like this...

what if emails, home addresses and creditcards were gotten.
the person wrote a script, and had all that infromation directed to a sex toy site
it bought some of the weirder things, and sent them to the people...

it wouldnt be good, but tell me we all wouldn't be loling hard about it, because these stories all happen and no one pays attention at all to it, and a creditcard statement most would notice it on come about once a month so yea, most people would recieve a very weird package in the mail.

 

[tokencode]

[citation][nom]shoooooggggggoth[/nom]Obviously you are such an amazing hacker that you could break into a server that has no vulnerabilities. If these servers are running un-patched software with known vulnerabilities then it is their own fault they got hacked, and if their software is fully up-to-date then it means the hacker was using a zero-day attack which means he's good (or at least knows the right people).Your idea to "spice it up" sounds even more lame and boring than the stunt the article is talking about.[/citation]


If you leave the door to your house unlocked, it's your fault someone comes into your house and steals your stuff? That is a ridiculous argument. While I agree admins should keep things up to date and it is their responsibility to do some, this does not justify someone exploiting these vulnerabilities for their own gain. Your argument makes no legal or moral sense . It is people like you with this juvenile view of the world that encourage these idiots. Using known exploits to attack vulnerable websites makes you a hacker the same way building a model airplane makes you an aerospace engineer.....

 

[SteelCity1981]

who are all of these people esp the fox ones are they fox news ones?

 

[eddieroolz]

Yet again?