It Has Been A Long While...Anyone Still Alive Out There?

I recently came across some old documents that pointed me in the direction of this blog. I maintained this doozie of a website for a few months nearly three years ago! I'm curious to see if any of my old blogger friends are still out there. - Wayw...

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More On Sony: Hacker Group Anonymous Denies Affiliation With Most Recent Attack

According to Sony, a file named "Anonymous" with the sentence "We Are Legion" contained within was discovered on Sony servers Sunday during a deep investigation of the most recent hack that brought PSN crashing down. Sony wants to blame hacker group Anonymous for the attack but the group claims no affiliation with the attack. While the group organized and conducted a distributed denial of service attack (DDoS) on Sony's Playstation Network servers days before the high profile break in was discovered, the group still claims that the had nothing to do with the attack and intrustion that compromised over 70 million users personal data. The group posted a letter stating that "While we are a distributed and decentralized group, our 'leadership'...

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NATO Air Strike Kills Moammar Gadhafi's Son

Early Sunday, an air strike on Moammar Gadhafi's son supposedly ended in death. According to Ibrahim, NATO targeted the son's home after learning that Gadhafi himself was there visiting with his wife. The air strike somehow missed Gadhafi, but killed his youngest son and three of hi grandchildren. NATO denies targeting the house and "regrets all loss of life." Shortly after the air strike, world media was ushered in by Libyan officials to cover the story. When journalist got to the home, everything was cleaned up and no sign of death remained. This lead to skepticism about the truth behind the claims of death. However, other sources are skeptical about NATO's claim to not have been targeting Gadhafi. No matter which may be the truth,...

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Alleged PSN Hackers Claim To Have Stolen Over 2 Million Credit Cards

So we all know that the PlayStation Network has been hacked and PlayStation loyalists have been unable to play their beloved games for over a week now. We also know that these hackers had access to pretty much all of our information should we have provided to Sony at any time. However, Sony claimed that credit card information was encrypted and it was highly unlikely that it was stolen as well. We all know that was probably a lie. If the hackers managed to do enough damage to keep the network down for over a week, then something big has happened. Reported by NY Times, some security researchers have uncovered some chatter on underground websites and message boards that state that the hackers made away with just over 2 million credit card...

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