What do the Top Men have to say about GiantBombs security?

Wonder if the hacker gained any XP from this :)

Damn script kiddies.

Chippy1337 is probably a virgin. I mean so am I, but he probably doesn't have a choice.

This just makes me thing more and more that hackers are assholes. I mean, if you want to mod stuff that you buy, whatever, but this stuff is just ridiculous and incredibly shitty. 

never heard of this game until now .

Yikes...

Whatever man.

Maybe they just wanted the game early

And stupidly thought they could get something this way

Internet security is funny.

Maybe they just wanted the game earlyAnd stupidly thought they could get something this way

Japan seems to have pissed the internet off this month.

This is getting ridiculous. Hackers are bloody everywhere and hacking everything, and there's only one sure way to rid ourselves of this fuckwit pestilence: nuke ourselves.

Fuck hackers. Seriously.

hey hackers, unless your modding or creating something cool without ruining the fun for others SUCK A DICK

this stuff is getting put of hand

Will they use as long time as Sony to fix the troubles? 

25k mostly working emails, thats going to fetch a nice price from spammer.

And resumes should never be on a network that can be accessed from outside the company's intranet.  Thats just stupid.

dude give it a break, haxerz

no one is safe! microsoft and amazon better have there shit on lockdown or all hell will break loose

Wonder if the hacker gained any XP from this :)

all these hackers seem to make Patrick's life very easy at GB lol. There seems to always be news.

Why the hell were there resumes on their public websites? What kind of a place is that to store personal information of that kind?

This is all getting a bit OTT...

Jesus, what the hell is going on with all this hacking bullshit? These people are seriously pathetic.

The upside to all this is increased security, I suppose.

Companies are just fucked lately aren't they. =|

maybe this is a sign that it's time to redesign internet security?

maybe this is a sign that it's time to redesign internet security?

It seems more like these companies all assume it'll happen to "someone else" and so don't bother keeping their security up-to-date.

Would you be surprised if you knew this was done by a subset of folks that did Sony?

Hold on to your butts

This isn't Sony or PSN related, so no one will give a damn.