Sony: “We Let Hackers Have All Your Personal Data”
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Millions of internet users hit by massive Sony Playstation data theft: The Telegraph
Microsoft isn't stupid. That's why. Or are they.....Tivia wrote:For me the card was a NBD thing, I haven't bought anything in ages on PSN and the card that was on it is expired.
All my personal information being stored in a "Plain Text File", however is a much larger issue..WTF SONY?![]()
UGH!, this is just unbelievable. Sony is going to get sued So hard over this. Well, on the bright side, we now know for a fact who is coming in DEAD LAST PLACE in the next console war...Jesus, I just hope MS adopts a controller that isn't a piece of sh*t and gets some better games next gen. I am pretty certain that MS could package a Brick and outsell the PS4 now..
Oh you mean like making us pay for twitter, facebook, last fm and netflix, jacking up Xbox live to 60/year then calling it CONTENT >.>;Tivia wrote:I wouldn't get too carried away with that..I can think of ALOT of stupid sh*t MS has done...though not quite this stupid, but still.
I can't decide which one is worse. Sony has it by sheer volume. But it sounds like Discover didn't tell you either.Karou Ariyen wrote:.... when they get hacked, they didn't tell us right away which makes it worse.
EDIT: Discover has a new system where my credit card can now direct draw from my bank account >.>;
Discover wasn't aware there was an issue. Sony told NO ONE. At least discover was monitoring my account. 2 to 4 weeks and then I have to update all my billing information on the interwebs. At least it was easy to track down the issue and stop. Their putting the money back into my account. My bank was surprised that sony didn't tell anyone either. Although, I bank with an independant bank. There's like one branch. So they stop to take care of their customers. Still I feel safer with discover's fraud monitoring systems. It could have been worse. Someone steals your mastercard and they don't do crap to figure out if it's you or not, let alone email you to say "Hey we just found out about this problem and we're letting you know we're going to try to stop it on our end."Alya Mizar (Tsybil) wrote:I can't decide which one is worse. Sony has it by sheer volume. But it sounds like Discover didn't tell you either.Karou Ariyen wrote:.... when they get hacked, they didn't tell us right away which makes it worse.
EDIT: Discover has a new system where my credit card can now direct draw from my bank account >.>;
Ever wonder why there are no laws punishing firms who amass databases on us and then "loose" them?
Too many old people ?Tivia wrote:Why the Fla hate?
I'm always down there when the 501st do their star wars celebration at disney world. except last year, because I forgot about it and I think it was switched to Disney La.... Hey! Sony you're not getting off the hook that easily!Tivia wrote:They are easily ignored if you stay in the right area's...the area and weather is wonderful.
The entire state, minus only the art deco district of Miami and old St Augustine, has been declared an architectural disaster area.Karou Ariyen wrote:Too many old people ?Tivia wrote:Why the Fla hate?
Oh trust me, there are more then enough curves.Alya Mizar (Tsybil) wrote:The entire state, minus only the art deco district of Miami and old St Augustine, has been declared an architectural disaster area.Karou Ariyen wrote:Too many old people ?Tivia wrote:Why the Fla hate?
If you visit the SE coast today the hardbodies VASTLY outnumber the old folks.
But I don't think they have enough road curves in the entire peninsula to drift race.
To keep the topic on track: F*** YOU SONY!Alya Mizar (Tsybil) wrote:On the roads Tivia, not on the beaches in bikinis.
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It's funny, I was in the middle of a highway battle in Montana and we got lit up but the squad couldn't match our speeds and by the time we were pulling over on the shoulder, the car had turned around. Yes it was a state trooper. Cop prolly didn't want to waste time with cars faster than his. Hey I pulled over... He CHOSE to not come near me :3Alya Mizar (Tsybil) wrote:Oh... Montana.... I so miss "reasonable and prudent".
The day the national speed limit was dropped, the head of the Montana State Patrol announced that, yes the old speed regulations would once again be in force, and triple digits were never reasonable nor prudent.
You know, since they adopted a daytime speed limit I haven't found an excuse to drive to Montana again.
They used to advertise "Get out on the freeways and fly".