danight
06-05-2011, 05:34 PM
Busy hackers hit Nintendo after hitting Sony BMG and Sony pictures. They claim to have posted a config file as proof they did it, but didn't mean Nintendo any harm and Nintendo acted fast in fixing the issue.
They also did not say what the protection was like or insult them for how they stored data as they previous did with Sony. But they made it clear that they did not mean to hurt the big N, which is always good news. This also gave Nintendo a chance to fix its servers maybe to keep hackers who would do harm out.
This also adds more questions to why did they hackers attack Sony so hard and cont to attack them?
Lulzsec posted a server configuration file as proof of its involvement yet said it wasn't targeting Nintendo. "We just got a config file and made it clear that we didn't mean any harm," the group said this morning via its Twitter (http://twitter.com/#%21/LulzSec/status/77335808792727552). "Nintendo had already fixed it anyway. <3 them!"
http://kotaku.com/5808661/hackers-who-hit-sony-now-breach-nintendos-us-website
They also did not say what the protection was like or insult them for how they stored data as they previous did with Sony. But they made it clear that they did not mean to hurt the big N, which is always good news. This also gave Nintendo a chance to fix its servers maybe to keep hackers who would do harm out.
This also adds more questions to why did they hackers attack Sony so hard and cont to attack them?
Lulzsec posted a server configuration file as proof of its involvement yet said it wasn't targeting Nintendo. "We just got a config file and made it clear that we didn't mean any harm," the group said this morning via its Twitter (http://twitter.com/#%21/LulzSec/status/77335808792727552). "Nintendo had already fixed it anyway. <3 them!"
http://kotaku.com/5808661/hackers-who-hit-sony-now-breach-nintendos-us-website