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Well it looking like the hackers have been busy over the past couple of months first Sony then Nintendo and now Code-master's

The personal details of thousands of people have been stolen after hackers targeted British games developer Code-masters.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-13731822 who's next?

A hacking group have hinted that the National Health Service is vulnerable to attack. its getting a bit scary now that its so easy to get past lock out ans password's. where will it end?

and queue the internet kill switch!

I wouldn't worry about it. The attack on Sony was understandable, though stupid. The hack of PSN has encouraged many wannabe hackers from around the world to give it a go unfortunately, hence all this shit. I doubt the attacks on Nintendo and Codemasters (Not that I know anything about them) were committed by the same people.

Perhaps its time to let the big boys handle this:

Eric Beale: I used the VNC controller to piggyback the upload with a trojan and corrupt the streaming data packets by initiating stack overflow.

Henrietta 'Hetty' Lange: In English, Mr. Beale.

Eric Beale: I broke the Internet.


I'm seriously getting paranoid. And I'm guessing if the NHS can be hacked, my system isn't as secure as I'd like to think... Without the "mainframe" I cant even turn the bloody lights on.

D'Jay wrote:Perhaps its time to let the big boys handle this:

Eric Beale: I used the VNC controller to piggyback the upload with a trojan and corrupt the streaming data packets by initiating stack overflow.

Henrietta 'Hetty' Lange: In English, Mr. Beale.

Eric Beale: I broke the Internet.


I'm seriously getting paranoid. And I'm guessing if the NHS can be hacked, my system isn't as secure as I'd like to think... Without the "mainframe" I cant even turn the bloody lights on.

Nothing is secure, IMO. AVs aren't 100% accurate and firewalls aren't 100% hack proof.

Mr. D wrote:Nothing is secure, IMO. AVs aren't 100% accurate and firewalls aren't 100% hack proof.

I know that. But if a system made by a dozen blokes with ph.d's is so easy to hack as they claim. i wonder how a secure mine could possibly be. hell, it was made by an 18 year old IT security student. now, i'm good, but not that good.