The US and A should invade Sony tbh
Wait behind the line ..............................................................
gah. thought i was free of the cooties but just got The email.
Last edited by Kimmmmmmmmmmmm (2011-04-27 23:53:49)
So did I finally, I'm not worried. I'll delete any junk email I receive regarding PSN.
The irony of guns, is that they can save lives.
Sauce: http://playstation3news.org/hackers-now-target-xboxMicrosoft wrote:
MICROSOFT has revealed hackers are attempting to steal sensitive data of its Xbox online community after the Sony PlayStation Network was hacked.
The Microsoft problem appeared to be restricted to one game, the popular Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, the US computer giant said.
“Users may receive potential phishing attempts via title specific messaging while playing Modern Warfare 2,” it said on the XBox Live Status website.
“We are aware of the problem and are working to resolve the issue. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and thank you for your patience.”
OVaregg wrote:
The US and A should invade Sony tbh
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you are so funny
Anyone else find this retarded?RDMC wrote:
Sauce: http://playstation3news.org/hackers-now-target-xboxMicrosoft wrote:
MICROSOFT has revealed hackers are attempting to steal sensitive data of its Xbox online community after the Sony PlayStation Network was hacked.
The Microsoft problem appeared to be restricted to one game, the popular Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, the US computer giant said.
“Users may receive potential phishing attempts via title specific messaging while playing Modern Warfare 2,” it said on the XBox Live Status website.
“We are aware of the problem and are working to resolve the issue. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and thank you for your patience.”
FFLink wrote:
Anyone else find this retarded?RDMC wrote:
Sauce: http://playstation3news.org/hackers-now-target-xboxMicrosoft wrote:
MICROSOFT has revealed hackers are attempting to steal sensitive data of its Xbox online community after the Sony PlayStation Network was hacked.
The Microsoft problem appeared to be restricted to one game, the popular Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, the US computer giant said.
“Users may receive potential phishing attempts via title specific messaging while playing Modern Warfare 2,” it said on the XBox Live Status website.
“We are aware of the problem and are working to resolve the issue. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and thank you for your patience.”
lmfao
"awww man do we really have to go OUTSIDE??"
the plantation awaits
...oops
...oops
too early for cotton or tobacco in lowing's backyard.Poseidon wrote:
the plantation awaits
...oops
I hate kids so much I strike them in broad daylight.
Just a heads up to all ps3ers
Xbox Live now has hulu plus and I'm watching 30 rock
Xbox Live now has hulu plus and I'm watching 30 rock
As an embedded perk or for an additional fee?SEREMAKER wrote:
Just a heads up to all ps3ers
Xbox Live now has hulu plus and I'm watching 30 rock
Perkunnamednewbie13 wrote:
As an embedded perk or for an additional fee?SEREMAKER wrote:
Just a heads up to all ps3ers
Xbox Live now has hulu plus and I'm watching 30 rock
For 1 week
lawl.
pass
pass
Two ps3's but no PSNing.Kimmmmmmmmmmmm wrote:
gah. thought i was free of the cooties but just got The email.
I've had hulu plus for awhileunnamednewbie13 wrote:
lawl.
pass
And love it ....... Netflix and hulu plus = no more paying for directv
If I ever watched more than a couple shows at a time, I'd consider hulu plus. For now, I'm happy with amazon prime.
You'd be surprised at the number of sites you're registered to that store all your information as plain text. It's pretty common and you can do nothing about it because you will never know.henno13 wrote:
I've been hearing that they have been storing information as plain text. Plain fucking text. No encryption whatsoever. That's beyond stupid.
- globefish23
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BF2s?Zimmer wrote:
You'd be surprised at the number of sites you're registered to that store all your information as plain text. It's pretty common and you can do nothing about it because you will never know.henno13 wrote:
I've been hearing that they have been storing information as plain text. Plain fucking text. No encryption whatsoever. That's beyond stupid.
I hope my credit card info is securely encrypted at least.
No. Most open source projects hash all passwords (because everyone can see how it's coded nobody wants it to be insecure if they want to use it).globefish23 wrote:
BF2s?Zimmer wrote:
You'd be surprised at the number of sites you're registered to that store all your information as plain text. It's pretty common and you can do nothing about it because you will never know.henno13 wrote:
I've been hearing that they have been storing information as plain text. Plain fucking text. No encryption whatsoever. That's beyond stupid.
I hope my credit card info is securely encrypted at least.
CC info on most sites isn't stored, it's just processed and then validated.
Although hashing passwords isn't particularly safe anymore, all basic hashing methods can be cracked really easily.
SHA-2?Zimmer wrote:
No. Most open source projects hash all passwords (because everyone can see how it's coded nobody wants it to be insecure if they want to use it).globefish23 wrote:
BF2s?Zimmer wrote:
You'd be surprised at the number of sites you're registered to that store all your information as plain text. It's pretty common and you can do nothing about it because you will never know.
I hope my credit card info is securely encrypted at least.
CC info on most sites isn't stored, it's just processed and then validated.
Although hashing passwords isn't particularly safe anymore, all basic hashing methods can be cracked really easily.
Still hackable. All you need is a pretty powerful computer, CUDA and some time and even a SHA-2 (which is just SHA-256, 384 and 512) can be hacked down.HaiBai wrote:
SHA-2?Zimmer wrote:
No. Most open source projects hash all passwords (because everyone can see how it's coded nobody wants it to be insecure if they want to use it).globefish23 wrote:
BF2s?
I hope my credit card info is securely encrypted at least.
CC info on most sites isn't stored, it's just processed and then validated.
Although hashing passwords isn't particularly safe anymore, all basic hashing methods can be cracked really easily.
Most sites still use MD5 or SHA1.
Regardless of how 1337 your encryption is, 99% of the it boils down to a key insider. Its pretty sad if the site or any component of the psn were anywhere were in line of site of a physical data store. Bad access control tbh.
I pretty much accept them and send them directly to Nigeria.globefish23 wrote:
BF2s?
I hope my credit card info is securely encrypted at least.
This is true and probably won't ever really get better due to the simple nature that if you keep some data in ANY obscured form and need to it to transform back in a fast, automated fashion, you'll have a single weak point.jsnipy wrote:
Regardless of how 1337 your encryption is, 99% of the it boils down to a key insider. Its pretty sad if the site or any component of the psn were anywhere were in line of site of a physical data store. Bad access control tbh.
I had seen some one say it would have been better if the CC details were stored on each Playstation device itself and only transmitted/used when needed. Would cause some other small issues, but wouldn't leave a central weak point. (I wish web systems had such an advantage.)