PlayStationLifeStyle: With Sony’s online service hacked and brought down earlier in the year by internet activists Anonymous, gamers everywhere suffered from the downtime of the PlayStation Network and its subsequent hack. Unfortunately, if you thought that it was all over, then you’d sadly be wrong – Anonymous seems to have declared war on Sony, again.
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Damnit, I thought this sh*t was over. I don't agree with SOPA, but I don't agree with this either. As your mother always said to you, two wrongs don't make a right.
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Looks like Anonymous spoke to soon?
How about they go after the UFC for supporting SOPA? Would make about as much sense as anything else they do/plan to do.
omg noooo another ddos "hack." Nothing is going to happen.
If this is anonymous's way of justice then it is falsely directed at people who are not involved with SOPA. Sony, Nintendo and Electronic Arts dropped support of the proposed bill after realizing the consequences of the bill.
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Also even if Sony was involved with the bill and Anonymous successfully brought down Sony's online network, It would not help anybody. Many jobs would be affected by this attack and it would make it difficult for Sony to create jobs in the future because last time Sony had to spend $171M USD to bring the service back up.
Source: http://www.pcmag.com/articl...
I would respect them if they went after terrorist websites.