With the PSN outages going into their 20th day — with no real promises of letting up any time soon — and Anonymous still being partially blamed for the attack, it seems like the drama surrounding the internet hackers/activists just keeps coming. Now, sources are reporting that Anonymous might be fighting some of their own
Two weeks into the PlayStation Network outage, new information has surfaced about the possible nature of the hack that forced Sony to bring the network down in the first place. Responding to a Congressional inquiry regarding the attack, Sony revealed that the hackers left behind a file specifically linking the job to hacker collective Anonymous.
Six days into the ongoing outages on the Playstation Network, the exact cause of the outage remains in dispute, and no one knows precisely when PSN will get back online. Sony spokesperson Satoshi Fukuoka has blamed an “external intrusion” into its system and announced that a “thorough investigation” was ongoing. While Sony pins the blame
After a recent DDoS attack on Sony in response to its lawsuit against hacker George Hotz (a.k.a GeoHot), internet hacking collective Anonymous has recently released a video listing their demands to Sony. First off, for those of you who haven’t been briefed on the whole situation, Sony is suing Hotz for hacking the PlayStation 3