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Anonymous site gets hacked |
Listed in: News Tags: anonymous, Sony
What more, the hackers of the hackers seem to want to give them a taste of their supposed own medicine (Anonymous is now being pinpointed by Sony as the one responsible for the PSN breach), posting on the site the login names and the Internet addresses of the group's members who allegedly took part in their activities. There would be over 500 individuals now trying to get back their personal information.

Not so Anonymous anymore?
Mikko Hypponen of anti-virus company Finland's F-Secure, said, "Maybe this was due to happen. Anonymous has been surprisingly functional over the last months. It wouldn't last." Their analysis is that the group must have experienced a split or a faction from within, thus resulting to a meltdown in leadership.
Other members have been supporting this claim, saying via Twitter and other social sites that there is, in fact, a rebellion going on within Anonymous. "We are profoundly sorry for this drama, and we can't give you an estimate on when service will resume normally," said a post on their site, signed duly by five "Old AnonOps netstaff".
A member called Ryan is the one being blamed by the group for the leak of the members' information on their webiste. To get back at him, Anoymous released his full name and address. While Financial Times had failed at trying to reach Ryan for comment, Thinq.co.uk is claiming that a "Ryan" did approach them to give a statement, saying that he did what he did because the old group had "become too centralized and hungry for media attention."
They didn't even need Sony to dismantle them. From the looks of it, they're doing pretty fine doing exactly that on their own.
Via [Financial Times]
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The result is about one would expect.
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1. psn took linux out the ps3
2. sony laughed at the hackers say'n they couldnt be hack'd
3. geohotz made or helped better homebrew 4 the ps3
4. hackers show'd how 2 jailbreak the ps3 back 2 how it 1st was
5. hackers sent bs messages threw the ps3 friend list ''copy an paste
6. hackers found a way 2 steal info an psn games
7. psn remove original features
8. ???????????? top secret
9. geohotz get sued by sony
10, psn get hack'd
11 info to over 77million ps3 user get stolen or seized lol
12 4days sony dont say what happened
13 free xbl week cant leave out microsoft
14 more bs info from seabass i mean mr. Seybold
15. hate an luv relationship with ps3
16. april 7th almost 4got anon said they wouldn't hack the ps3,but they'll find another way to mess with sony
17. fast foward geohotz wins an makes a video about sony
18. sony puts back linux
19. congress gets involved
20. SOE got hack'd april 16th but sony didn't know until may 1st
21. sony stated that they was still usin a 2007 server without a firewall protection, 25 million SOE accounts on ps3 an pc got stolen
22. fast foward sony offers bs to win back ps3 users an id theft protection for 1year bs
23. congress or sony has sumkind of billion$ tax for gamers an none gaamers 2 pay not official yet
24 MAY 10th more bs news a whats really goin on
25. it all sounds like a well script put together or it all could be true
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26. Profit!
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Anonymous = 4chan. Not up for discussion. These guys, claiming to be Anonymous, are stupid.
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The moral of this whole story is 'Don't piss off the Linux nerds'. They will destroy the web in retaliation.
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i was waiting for a "psn is back online" article.... but this is just as good
FUCK YOU ANONYMOUS!
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if they left they're home addresses and banking info... hacking the anon website. big deal. They are hackers after all.
ppl saying this is karma for attacking sony? Sony's problem is way more extreme than what is going on with a little website with the words "Anon" printed all around it.
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This is just too hilarious!
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lol!!
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So no matter how hard you try you wont outsmart real smart guy ,maybe in old times like 15 years ago IP address would mean something but today... come on.Imagination people.
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