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Who has days 2-4 of the leaked files?
what's the rar. password for the first 27gb dump?
>>45563945
>he calls a gnash a geenosh
Its like you dont even food
also why is it that there are no threads about this only found this dead one almost about to die?
seems like no one gives a fuck
>>45565969
do u know anything?
what's this about?
>>45565876
Try getyourshittogetheramy
>>45566001
u so funny
>>45565989
massive sony hack......everyone knows
>>45566105
>implying they actually got hacked and all of this is not a massive PR stunt for that upcoming movie
>>45566127
are you retarded?
>>45566127
>pr stunt while leaking emplyees' dox
fucking retard
>>45565876
where did you download the 27gb leak?
>>45565984
bump for curiosity. tried other chans
>>45566167
magnet:?xt=urn:btih:957DC0A804EB8C282F33988EB9096974FC3761C9&tr=udp%3A%2F%2Ftracker.openbittorrent.com%3A80&tr=udp%3A%2F%2Ftracker.publicbt.com%3A80&tr=udp%3A%2F%2Ftracker.ccc.de%3A80
>>45566127
PR stunt leaking scripts, and movies, doxing celebs, paychecks info, movie budgets...
>>45566163
>employees' dox
>implying they even care
>>45566198
Nothing but useless shit. Albeit better than the Polytron leak
>>45566200
if you think it's a pr stunt you have no idea what was leaked
>>45566216
do you know the password for the .rar?
>>45566213
just get the fuck out
>>45566217
I haven't seen a single god tier quality release lately
so I assume it's all just a hoax
>>45566229
diespel123
>>45566240
>>45566229
Woops, no L. just D i E S P E 123, all lowercase
>>45566127
>PR stunt
>makes the whole company look like a shower of bawling incompetents
o ok
>>45566260
I don't know who u are but I love u!
so does anyone have a list of contents by release?
>>45566288
I've been looking for 3 hours and can't find anything
>>45566288
just a couple bad movies nobody would want to watch if it wouldn't be for this "leak"
http://torrentfreak.com/sony-movies-leak-online-after-hack-attack-141129/
>>45566288
I have like a 1gb file with the names of the hacked shit if thats what u mean
think about the amount of data it is when just the title of the files take 1gb of space!!!
>>45566235
it's because gawker faggots are looking trough the files, it is pure gold if you know what you're looking for
>>45566499
I am less interested in the contents of the files themselves as opposed to what files prompt articles on Sony's behalf, if only for certain people of position who have been just killing themselves with stupidity for the last few years.
>>45563945
you can sometimes find the dumps on pastebin but they get taken down fast #gop#gop#gop#gop#gop#gop#gop#gop#gop#gop#gop#gop#gop#gop#gop#gop#gop#gop#gop#gop#gop#gop#gop#gop#gop#gop#gop#gop#gop#gop#gop#gop#gop
isn't this like the third time Sony's got hacked this year?
>>45566688
they lost 60million credit card information from the PSN store in 2011
sony, when will they learn.
>>45566688
When's Microsoft's turn?
Apple got hacked.
Google got hacked.
Sony got hacked - maybe too much.
>>45566872
Have you ever been to one of MS's sites and seen ".aspx" in the URL? Well, that's because they use superior Microsoft-based technologies. They will never be hacked.
>>45566956
Oh please. Microsoft issues weekly security patches for a reason.
>>45566872
Apparently Christmas, for Xbox Live anyway...
https://twitter.com/lizardpatrol
http://wccftech.com/lizard-squad-shut-xbox-live-christmas/
>wccftech as a source
>>45566872
Apple was never hacked
>>45566987
Bruteforce attack that steals user files is still a hack.
Apple's ridiculous security notwithstanding.
>>45566872
>Google got hacked
when was that?
>>45567000
User files weren't stolen, passwords were able to be cracked due to Find my iPhone login not timing out
Which would have been prevented if they used strong passwords, so not really a "hack"
>>45566981
>a reason
They proactively fix the inevitable flaws in their technology products before they can even be exploited
>>45567006
A few months back, some Anons managed to get SSH to a few boxes on the inside of Guggle's internal network with broken certificates.
>>45567011
That's Apple's fault, not a failure of password security, they didn't break in 5 attempts or less, Apple's dodgy security allowed them unlimited tries.
>B but they weren't looking at some green on black text flying past their screens so it wasn't hacking
User data was stolen by unauthorized use of a computer system - that is the court definition of hacking.
>>45567061
can't find anything about that google hack on google
>>45566872
Maybe never? Microsoft's TWC division (one of the internal IT security people) don't screw around.
Out of band patches, or any remote code exploit stuff? EVERYTHING is patched with 24 hours.
You want to talk about a shit show? Spend an "out of band patch" night in a Microsoft data center. 200K+ servers all getting patched and rebooted in a single night. It's fuckin' crazy.
Not to say that Microsoft will never be hacked, because shit happens, but I doubt they will ever be #sonyhacked.
Also, I don't consider a DoS to be a hack. Be it against Microsoft or Sony. You've flooded the load ballancers and up stream routers. You didn't actually breach. Gratz?
When will I finally be hacked?
>>45567021
Right. That why there is so much malware on Windows. To the point it's likely your system is part of a botnet and you don't even know.
>>45568098
Do you even know what you're talking about?
>>45567326
Why am I not surprised. Since Microsoft seems to have copied Google's search algorithm, you're not going to find on Bing either.
>>45568144
You're asking someone who makes a living cleaning infected Windows PC. So yeah, I sure know what i'm talking about.
>>45568175
And you're talking to someone with commit access to the Windows source tree.
The issue comes from outdated add-ons, people clicking yes to every damn thing, and flash / java exploits.
Next?
>>45568216
>flash / java exploits.
Apple fixed this by disabling old versions Java on their OS by default. Why didn't Microsoft do the same?
http://appleinsider.com/articles/13/01/11/zero-day-flaw-prompts-apple-to-block-java-7-from-os-x
>>45568216
http://www.computerworld.com/article/2833712/hackers-exploit-two-more-windows-zero-day-bugs.html
My point being Microsoft is just as vulnerable as anyone else.
Now, I can't complain as it pays pretty good money.
>>45567061
>>45568157
Was the google hack done live on /g/? Is anything about it in the archive?
>>45568278
>My point being Microsoft is just as vulnerable as everyone else.
> Apple fixed this by disabling old versions Java on their OS by default. Why didn't Microsoft do the same?
Microsoft has. Which from a consumer standpoint makes sense, but when you're tied to KVM's, remote management cards, and SAN's that run Java 6, it's a pain in the ass.
At least at work it's all been replaced, so I only need to worry about my home rack...
If most movies are filmed in 4K and 8K, shouldn't the videos that got leaked be in that resolution?
>>45568216
Not him, but I highly doubt that. At most an overstatement, I guess you can be an junior at microsoft and have access to the source of some small module of windows but I highly doubt you ever laid eyes on any of the real interesting stuff.
