KoraX: Prolexic will absorb anything that loic can throw at it,

innocent_whistler: didnt scientolodgy hire prolexic agenst us befor

KoraX: Thats why sony.com won’t go down

KoraX: innocent_whistler: indeed they did!

DrQuestion: I thought it was down

KoraX: naw, The auth site is down, other sites are down,

from what i can see sony.com is up

KoraX: And yes, its me

Ghoster^: yeah they wont go down, if they are under prolexic

Ghoster^: we have to plan for another course of action

Elitestate: sweet, what is it?

Ghoster^: thats why i said we have to plan.. haha

sprog: listen its going to take a lot to down sony, this is what
prolexic is paid for to protect companies against ddos attacks,
this foiled one of our plans before

sonyrecon335: I’ve messaged Journalists – it’s now just a waiting game.

Takai, could I ask that I now go after Prolexic employees,
as they’re standing in the way of our #Opsony’s current objective?

Takai: Have at’er

WhiteRabbit: its pretty much game over….Plolexic can stop attack at 150GBps.

narc0synthesis: hahaha unless we r00t prolexic and **** them up,
make them back off

haha there losin load of money they are tryin to act like it's not hurtin them 1 lil bit

It's not as if Sony doesn't have the money to spare. I'd hardly consider it "losing money". That's like saying "You're losing money!" because pennies keep falling out of your pocket. Not really a big deal.

What's funny is these websites are saying pretty much the same thing I've said.. Anonymous is unimpressive. They haven't done anything to make anyone really take notice of their "power".

And with Prolexic, Anonymous really has no other course of action. They're just wanna-be cyber bullies.. and when they can't operate outside the realm of cyber-space, they're screwed.

I would say this is pretty impressive. You must login or register to view this content.

The problem with that is, many of these websites and such have security vulnerabilities within them that could be exploited by anyone who knows what to look for. Google recently had a handful discovered and patched.

I think people just give Anonymous too much credit. They might know about various security exploits, and through trial and error might find one or two on certain websites. But then again, I've seen 13yr olds who know about those same things too. And with enough time on your hands, you'll find one.

There is a reason they're only resorting to DDoS attacks against Sony. They have yet to find these same vulnerabilities on Sony's websites and servers.

I don't think we'll be seeing too much more from Anonymous within the Cyber-Realm here, aside from DDoS attacks. They're too cowardice to do anything in the real world where they can't remain anonymous.