Sega hackers "going down" -- LulzSec

TVGB: "LulzSec, the hacking group who's claimed responsibility for numerous breaches recently, is not responsible for the Sega breach that came to light earlier today. So they claim on their official Twitter feed, even offering Sega their assistance."

[WooHooAlex]

Good, turn them against each other.

[Elyxir-pSx]

The Lulz Boat.

[bwazy]

How fricking redundant is this? They hack like what? 10+ (random number) of companies within the last month and then they "seek revenge" upon a group of individuals whom imitate them?

Lulzsec can go bend over in an AIDS infested prison compound and get their *** ****** by some dirty ****** ******* *****s.

GOD, I'm getting so sick of these absolute retarded articles promoting everything they do, good or bad. Completely ignore them and they will **** off. They're just as bad as the attention whore'd females with 10 lbs of makeup and overly stuffed bras you find on youtube who get 1000000000+ views for featuring sexually suggestive images and titles.

[thespaz]

Why do they take joy in stealing other people's data and then releasing it to the public?

[Bodster]

Aswell as releasing the data to the public, they can also sell it on so i'm guessing that's why?

[Ducky]

The same reason people take joy in buying tabloids to read about the misery of the rich and famous.

[Kon]

You nailed it.

[mastiffchild]

So, because they shitheads who hate their own lives? That's the only people I know who are even interested in celebrities or the "rich and famous"? Anyway Lulzsec are worse because they hurt the everyday gamer and for that can eternally eff off in my book-even worse than giving a crap about which Hollywood no brain has killed themselves this week.

So can those who hacked Sega,mind, but none of them have anything LIKE a proper code of conduct or cohesive values.

[Coffin87]

WOW, amazing answer. bubbles.

[DaTruth]

I'm not so unhappy about this anymore! I actually hope the whole idea of giving all your information to a company just to sign up on their stupid website goes away because of this! Except if it's necessary for online purchases and only how much is needed for online purchases.

Why do they even need my name, much less my address, email and phone number???

[tigertron]

I just got an e-mail from Sega telling me about the breach on their website. It sucks how these hackers, whether they be Announymous, LulzSec or whoever, think that they can hack whatever they can and get away with it. They're all douchebags and deserve to be imprisoned for a very long time.

[telekineticmantis]

by what you help create. What a turn of events

[gamingdroid]

You do know hacking go far back, most likely before you knew how to use a computer....

[telekineticmantis]

I'm talking about the trend of console hacking and game company hacking.

[gamingdroid]

Are you saying console hacking didn't occur before?

Because a high profile hack has occurred, doesn't mean it didn't occur as much prior. It simply got more attention now.

[MidnytRain]

"Trend" he said. It's like a fad right now.

[MRHARDON]

This is like the pot calling the kettle black....

LulzSec does the same thing, they release details of users they got from websites and now they don't want other people doing it?

Wow...

[no_more_heroes]

They want all the "glory" for themselves.

[Otheros00]

LuzSec are a bunch of B*TCHES. Stop hacking them so they can use that money towards more game for us instead of their security.

[Ducky]

So you're happy with your personal information being guarded by mediocre security?

[Otheros00]

Like that is even worth something to them other than spaming your email.

[digitaleraser]

There's no such thing as 100% secure. Keep your car door locked, someone can still break a window to steal anything of value you've left in it. Lulzsec are like kids who go around checking for unlocked doors, and then breaking windows if the target looks desirable (i.e. fun) enough.

[theonlylolking]

"WW3 will not be of nuclear missles, aircraft, or tanks but of cyber warfare." My self

[CoD511]

... and it was probably actually LulzSec that hacked SEGA.

[leonlion]

Classic social engineeringmove there hack their servers then claim to want to help then get inside even further

[danielle007]

Why do they care?

[OC_MurphysLaw]

Yeah... if I am Sega, LulzSec is the last group I would turn to to help me on any of my security issues.

[darksied]

Ooookay. So these guys hack anything and everything they an, stealing information left and right. So when a hacker group targets SEGA, of all companies, then they're like "them's fightin' words!" ?? Am I missing something? Can we just arrest them all and let them fight like the wussies they are, in jail? Then we can get someone to tape those fights and put them up on youtube to REALLY make them famous.

[andron]

Like we can take anything LulzSec say seriously. This is probably just a smoke screen to cover up the fact that they were the ones who hacked Sega to begin with. For lulz sake...

[a_bro]

we need public security section 9....

[gumgum99]

???

I know Sega is a cool company and all with the Dreamcast, but this is quite a development.

[th3_d3an]

quit giving these fucktards headlines. the only thing they have accomplished is being a more annoying story than bret favre and lebron james!!

[Jason143]

Why you promoting these losers? Face it this happens daily and we dont care or need to promote it do we?

[no_more_heroes]

This is exactly what the hackers want: the publicity. They're feasting off it now, making up for the lack of attention they got as children.