Mimsofthedawg said:
Saucycardog said:
http://news.teamxbox.com/xbox/24144/LulzSec-Reportedly-Targets-Xbox-Live-Account-Info/
The exact amount of information released is unknown but lulsec claims that the file was viewed thousands of times before being taken down.
what was that bout Xbox having better security than the PSN? what is another BS excuse you have for paying $60 a month? What? Where are the nay sayers that didn't stand by their PS3 brethren and only kicked them while they were down?
Yea. GIANT. MIDDLE. FINGER. TO. YOU.
X-Box Live does have better security than the PSN, because it hasn't been breached or hacked.
The supposed X-Box Live user info is from other sites that have been hacked, where the people have used the same e-mail and password for those sites as they do for X-Box Live.
A website can have the best security in the world, but if some of it's users let other people know their log-in details, then that security doesn't count for anything.
X-Box Live has only been "hacked" in the same way Steam is "hacked" everyday when it's users fall for phishing scams and give their passwords away, i.e. it hasn't been hacked at all, it's just that some of it's users are idiots who use the same e-mail and password for every site they visit.
That Team X-Box article is full of shit and is just reporting the same 62,000 password list story that emerged last week, but spinning it to make it appear like a new and dangerous occurrence.
This is a far more accurate and responsible telling of the tale: http://www.vgrevolution.com/2011/06/xbox-live-was-not-hacked-by-lulzsec-not-directly/