Post: New PSN Outage Suspects - Ex-Sony Employees.
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05-03-2011, 01:29 AM
#1
TheBigRod
uh-may-zuh-zing
Source: You must login or register to view this content. | By: Tristan | May 2nd, 2011
Most of you don't know that just days before PSN was hacked, a third of Sony's employees were cut. And we all know that Sony is a big company, so there are alot of employees more than capable of getting revenge over this huge employee cut. All these employees worked in the online branch of Sony, they were also given a two-week notice of their cut, giving them just enough time to do the dirty work and cover up.
Most of may or may not know that Sony also rented servers from AT&T, & with a two-week notice, still being employed, any former Sony employee could've had access to these servers, messing everything up, making it a hard job for Sony, & finishing it off in the comfort of their own home [Possibly in You must login or register to view this content.].
Once again, today, Sony announced that some of their passwords were hashed, as said on their You must login or register to view this content.. Any former employee who specialized in this field could just write down the information to access these passwords before they were layed off. Passwords may be a big part of this, but credit card information is just as accessible through these files.
What do you think? Should this be a thing Sony brings up in the next meeting?[/color]
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05-03-2011, 01:34 AM
#4
TheBigRod
uh-may-zuh-zing
Originally posted by eNVe
I think its not likely to be an ex sony employee, thats my opinion.
I honestly disagree, there were 200 employees in the 'online' department cut. There's not that many likely suspects on Sony's list, saying list I mean hackers that are capable of this.
05-03-2011, 01:35 AM
#5
Pillar2365
I use to give free rep :/
Originally posted by Tristan
Sony Fired Hundreds of Online Employees Just Days Before PSN Attack![/u]
Source: You must login or register to view this content. | By: Tristan | May 2nd, 2011
Most of you don't know that just days before PSN was hacked, a third of Sony's employees were cut. And we all know that Sony is a big company, so there are alot of employees more than capable of getting revenge over this huge employee cut. All these employees worked in the online branch of Sony, they were also given a two-week notice of their cut, giving them just enough time to do the dirty work and cover up.
Most of may or may not know that Sony also rented servers from AT&T, & with a two-week notice, still being employed, any former Sony employee could've had access to these servers, messing everything up, making it a hard job for Sony, & finishing it off in the comfort of their own home [Possibly in You must login or register to view this content.].
Once again, today, Sony announced that some of their passwords were hashed, as said on their You must login or register to view this content.. Any former employee who specialized in this field could just write down the information to access these passwords before they were layed off. Passwords may be a big part of this, but credit card information is just as accessible through these files.
What do you think? Should this be a thing Sony brings up in the next meeting?[/color]
Source: You must login or register to view this content. | By: Tristan | May 2nd, 2011
Most of you don't know that just days before PSN was hacked, a third of Sony's employees were cut. And we all know that Sony is a big company, so there are alot of employees more than capable of getting revenge over this huge employee cut. All these employees worked in the online branch of Sony, they were also given a two-week notice of their cut, giving them just enough time to do the dirty work and cover up.
Most of may or may not know that Sony also rented servers from AT&T, & with a two-week notice, still being employed, any former Sony employee could've had access to these servers, messing everything up, making it a hard job for Sony, & finishing it off in the comfort of their own home [Possibly in You must login or register to view this content.].
Once again, today, Sony announced that some of their passwords were hashed, as said on their You must login or register to view this content.. Any former employee who specialized in this field could just write down the information to access these passwords before they were layed off. Passwords may be a big part of this, but credit card information is just as accessible through these files.
What do you think? Should this be a thing Sony brings up in the next meeting?[/color]
This was already posted. :/
05-03-2011, 01:36 AM
#7
A_Fast_Black_Guy
A.K.A BigDaddyMagnum
I say this whole thing is starting to be a conspiracy rather than actually knowing who did this.
:y:
05-03-2011, 01:37 AM
#9
Meeky
Dark Knight
i say it was also sonys own ones that did this because no can hack in the seaver like they did.
Originally posted by Tristan
I honestly disagree, there were 200 employees in the 'online' department cut. There's not that many likely suspects on Sony's list, saying list I mean hackers that are capable of this.
05-03-2011, 01:38 AM
#10
TheBigRod
uh-may-zuh-zing
Originally posted by xOnlyMeBlade
i say it was also sony own ones that did this because no can hack in the seaver like they did.
Indeed, as most BIG companies have servers that're far different from normal servers, so if you're capable of hacking it, you'd need to be familiar with the server.
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