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Did Kim Dotcom help get Xbox Live and PSN back online yesterday?
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article published on 27 December, 2014
According to Kim Dotcom himself, the larger-than-life founder of MEGA helped save Christmas for gamers.
Yesterday we reported that hacking group 'Lizard Squad' had taken down both Xbox Live and the PlayStation Network through a large DDoS attack. Late in the evening, however, access to the networks was slowly being restored, as new console owners finally got a chance to try out their ... [ read the full article ]
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27. December 2014 @ 12:08 |
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service is still down, wonder what will happen now
Who Dare Wins
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emugamer
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27. December 2014 @ 13:23 |
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By the way things are playing out, UC4 online next year may be a failure.
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g_slide
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28. December 2014 @ 00:41 |
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I wonder if this was a setup by Kim Dotcom to make him look like he's our savior and fighting for the good, since he had bad publicity on him.
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ajsmsg78
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28. December 2014 @ 00:52 |
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A bunch of online hacker pu**ies controlling these kinds of things. I'd love to find them and get them all in a room and see how tough these nerds really are.
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28. December 2014 @ 07:54 |
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Originally posted by ajsmsg78:
A bunch of online hacker pu**ies controlling these kinds of things. I'd love to find them and get them all in a room and see how tough these nerds really are.
They never stated they were tough....now makes you look like a pu**y who wants to beat up nerds
they wanted sony and m$ to improve security and improve service well i hope they do, shows how lax they have been and they charge to play online.
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Bozobub
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28. December 2014 @ 11:14 |
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Originally posted by JGJD2001:
Originally posted by ajsmsg78:
A bunch of online hacker pu**ies controlling these kinds of things. I'd love to find them and get them all in a room and see how tough these nerds really are.
They never stated they were tough....now makes you look like a pu**y who wants to beat up nerds
they wanted sony and m$ to improve security and improve service well i hope they do, shows how lax they have been and they charge to play online, if any at all.
Not quite. They attempted direct blackmail of both Sony and M$. Very little of their purpose was about either company "improving security".
This message has been edited since posting. Last time this message was edited on 28. December 2014 @ 11:15
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xnonsuchx
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28. December 2014 @ 17:02 |
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Most of these hacker groups are a bunch of sociopathic, egotistical liars w/ the mentality of a 12yo going through puberty, so it's hard to believe anything they have to say.
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30. December 2014 @ 10:10 |
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Originally posted by JGJD2001:
they wanted sony and m$ to improve security and improve service well i hope they do, shows how lax they have been and they charge to play online.
Is that why they bailed at the first sign of getting a payoff?
Yeah, really looking out for the gamers.
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cart0181
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30. December 2014 @ 21:15 |
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Obviously, diplomacy works. I recommend that the U.S. Government gives it a try.
Negotiate with terrorists? Give in to demands? Is that a good policy? To borrow xnonsuchx's word, that would just be teaching these 12 year olds that crime pays. If that happens, we bring the attacks on ourselves. Watch as a new group comes to attack next month to claim their free Mega passes. Then Kim will eat his words.
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