Apparently there’s people out there playing games that aren’t Skyrim. We know. We were shocked too. If you’re a fan of the Resistance series of games and visited the site on Friday your computer may have been exposed to malware. Fans who encountered the problem reported it to Insomniac Games and the site has been down for maintenance ever since. So far no official report has been made as to [...]
You excited for BloodRayne Betrayal? You should be. If not, what the Hell’s wrong with you? SLASHING. BLOODING. HACKING. SEXY DHAMPIR CHICK. What’s not to love? Come on! Also, check out these new screens from the game to get you a little more excited.
Here’s a short video about the recent actions by LulzSec and what the future may hold. It’s all in Chinese (I think), but at least there’re handy subtitles for us non-Chinese speakers. All this courtesy of NMA TV.
It looks like 2011 will go down in history as the year everybody got hacked. We recently reported on LulzSec‘s recent attacks on Sony‘s network. It looks like this was just the tip of the iceberg, as LulzSec recently announced on their Twitter feed that they’ve infiltrated Bethesda‘s network and acquired over 200,000 Brink users’ account details. But Bethesda isn’t alone in being hacked right now. Nintendo, Epic Games, and [...]
Some people just want to watch the world burn. LulzSec, the hacker group known for harassing Sony like crazy lately, has just infiltrated Sony’s network for the sixth time, and has uploaded the contents of their findings to popular torrent tracker, The Pirate Bay. We won’t be providing links to these compromised files that LulzSec uploaded, as we don’t want to be involved in any sort of possibly illegal activity, [...]
In a tweet I saw on my feed on Twitter, user @mikelreparaz said that his bank was contacted by Sony to tell them of the compromise.
Oh dear oh dear. Sony first admitted that they pulled the plug themselves, and now they bit the bullet, letting us know that the the outage is due to an "external intrusion", meaning, someone hacked them. The reason they have taken it down is because they want to investigate the attacks as well as improve their security protection, without risking the information of the users themselves. Continue reading for more quotes from Sony, as well as some speculation about the attack itself.
Sony has just released an official statement US PlayStation blog, regarding tteir stance on the hacking issues that have recently plagued the PS3. You can read the full thing after the cut. And remember kids, crime doesn’t pay!
