Hacker organization suspends PSN attack plan says not willing to affect player

According to foreign media reports, the hacker organization "Anonymous" (Anonymous) announced that in order to avoid causing inconvenience to the players, they have suspended the attack against PSN, but the attack on Sony will not stop, but will be done in other ways. "Anonymous" earlier this week claimed that in order to punish Sony Computer Entertainment U.S. branch prosecution PS3 cracked hacker George "GeoHot" Hotz and Alexander "Graf_chokolo" Egorenkov, as well as the rights of users to prevent the free use of Sony products,　　They will attack Sony. Subsequently, "Anonymous" to Sony's official website, forum, and even PSN launched a denial-of-service (DoS) attack. Today, the group says it will change its strategy: "The anonymity will not attack PSN now." We realized that choosing PSN as our target was not a good idea, so we stopped our action for a while until we found a way to attack the Sony users. "In response to yesterday's attack, Sony responded:" The company is currently conducting a survey to investigate the possibility of some external organizations targeting sexual activity. At the same time we thank users for the tolerance of service interruption, our engineers are currently active in service recovery and maintenance work. "Anonymous" added: "The attack is only for Sony, we do our best to avoid affecting the players, thereby changing the original intention of this act." If we do cause a lot of inconvenience to players, please understand, because this is not our goal. For Sony and other companies trampling on the idea of freedom of information, our struggle will continue until we are satisfied with the outcome of the struggle. ”