Jesus Christ, what is this, an epidemic?

Cut that shit out.

Ugh, not cool.

I think this is a job for...the new hitman game ;)

Wait, hackers got 350 resumes but no personal information?  I guess NO ONE in that group's ever getting a job.

When reached for comment, JC Denton said, "What a shame."

wow....fuck

Internet is falling apart.

Damn that Laughing Man. Always diving into other peoples cyber brains.

Hey hacker guys, your kinda cool every now and then But shit take it back a little bit you guys are bringing WAY to much attention to the internet in general your gonna get us shut down you bastards.

Damn that Laughing Man. Always diving into other peoples cyber brains.

Cyberpunk is quickly becoming reality, lucky for me, I already have my cyberpunk gear and license to be a Blade Runner. Exciting!

I wonder if this really is happening more, or we're just hearing about it more often since it's the current burning topic.

Might as well just save the hackers time and create a public website with all my details on the front page.

I know this is bad, but who else here kind of wants to see the internet actually fall apart before our eyes?

Hackers...
Such a sad little group of people.  Nothing better to do than make life hard for other people. 

Well, I sure would like to know what purpose these hacks serve.  Leaking game info, perhaps?

I know this is bad, but who else here kind of wants to see the internet actually fall apart before our eyes?

Oh my God JC a hack!

Geez, couldn't they at least wait for these guys to release a game first?

I'm starting to think modern network security jobs are pretty easy to get.

It's the end of the Internet, ladies and gentlemen. PSN, Amazon, GB, DeusEx, whats next!? lol

I know this is bad, but who else here kind of wants to see the internet actually fall apart before our eyes?

How does this keep happening so much these days?

It's like all of what is happening is leading us to our inevitable doom that is 2012, where hackers will hack the universe and explode the Sun.

i dont get the point of hacking...  what statement are they trying to make by stealing people's resumes?

I wonder how many people still think this is Anonymous' fault.

I guess the hackers don't like the new direction Deus Ex is taking. Or they hate the pre-order bonuses.

It's okay hackers. I hate them too.

But hey, they deserved it.....right? Isn't that how this works?

These hackers aren't thinking about the future.
Yes, the internet is fairly open. That's why they can get away with crap like this. Do you think it HAS to remain open, or that it will, forever?

The more this sort of thing happens, the more power you put into the hands of governments and security firms who say they will put a stop to this. Every stupid, meaningless hack for "lulz" allows the government to make yet one more case for why it should be in control of everything because apparently we can't be trusted with an open internet. 

These hackers think they're so powerful - they're only powerful now because of the freedoms we have been given. If they abuse it, "The Man" might start taking those freedoms we cherish away, and the scary thing is, the public just might be cheering The Man on to do so. 

Once Again: You hackers are making the internet community look bad, and you are, everyday, strengthening the Government's case for imposing a restrictive, controlled internet. No one wants the Government to control the internet, but your antics might just give them that excuse they need to take it from us. 

Hackers aren't invincible. They never were, they never will be. They hide behind the cloak of anonymity given to them by an unrestricted internet, so they can abuse it due to its non-restrictive nature. For now, our ISPs stand against giving out customer data to the Feds. How much of this hacker abuse can they tolerate before they start getting sick of it too, and start co-operating with Uncle Sam? You tell me folks. If this keeps up, the Hammer will fall, and that won't be a pleasant day for "Chippy" and his pals.

I think they should give all the 350 dudes the jobs they applied for to compensate this gruesome act.
Also: *Hums Its The End Of The World As We Know It by REM*

Seems stupid that hackers would go after such a shade of a company that it used to be (Eidos), at least if my resume was on the site I've got lifelock & yahoo mail is great for spam filters. Honestly if there's all these 12th rate useless sites that pay known spammers for emails, why the spammers just don't make up or register fake emails instead of wasting time hacking sites.

And Anonymous was to blame.

And the sooner these assholes get caught and made an example of, the better.Seriously. Fuck these guys.

The internet is the wild wild west

Hacking companies seams to be some stupid trend now? AND THIS IS WHY WE CAN'T EVER HAVE NICE THINGS!!!

... Does that include the Eidos Forums?

That sucks, hope it doesn't interfere with finishing up Deus Ex: HR!

I get a niggling feeling this kind of thing will continue for a while.

@mbr said:

" PR tricks is a lost art. I want to congratulate the people behind this, got a lot more exposure for the game for sure. "

You're insane.  Stealing corporate e-mails isn't a way to get exposure for a game.

'Deu Sex' 

jeez hackers leave people alone.

What the fuck is going on with hackers?

And why are they all so unfunny?

@Hailinel said:

@mbr said:

" PR tricks is a lost art. I want to congratulate the people behind this, got a lot more exposure for the game for sure. "

You're insane.  Stealing corporate e-mails isn't a way to get exposure for a game.

Again, brilliant marketing when there's people like you who believe in everything that they're told. It's just words, they don't mean anything.

I realise that hacking is an extremely impressive feat, and that the people who can do it are pretty talented. But fucking use your skills on something useful for once.

owned by Chippy1337.

@Hailinel said:

@mbr said:

" PR tricks is a lost art. I want to congratulate the people behind this, got a lot more exposure for the game for sure. "

You're insane.  Stealing corporate e-mails isn't a way to get exposure for a game.

Again, brilliant marketing when there's people like you who believe in everything that they're told. It's just words, they don't mean anything.

At least this exposes the fact they have flaws in their security. Time to start beefing up, especially if credit card info is involved. 

since when aren't resumes considered personal information?