Sony blocks first-round attack hacker group says war is just beginning

(compiled/ananas) according to overseas media reports, just a few days ago, code-named "Anonymous" hacker group "declared war on" Sony, including Sony.com and Playstation.com and other Sony website launched a DDoS attack, and made it once paralyzed. Sony then relied on the hired DDoS protection expert Prolexic Technologies, successfully against the hackers in the Sony server launched a "distributed Denial-of-service attack" against. However, the war between Sony and hackers has not stopped.　　The anonymous group received a media visit yesterday and said they would launch a more forceful attack on Sony. The "Anonymous" visit was conducted on a protected chat channel, and the interviewer was Sony's PlayStation Lifestyle news channel.　　In the interview, a member of the "anonymous" named Takai said that Sony hired Prolexic is very sensible, but the hackers for Sony's attack plan is prolexic is far from enough defense. Takai to PlayStation Lifestyle said, "So far, what we have done to Sony is only a few little things." Give Sony a simple greeting to let them know we're here. But let's not be mistaken, what you see today, the images of hackers being defeated are just preparing for the future. If you are so easy to ignore us, then we will let everyone know wrong. "Although we don't know what the" anonymous "plan is, Takai said it would be" far from the previous attack ". But what about the players when the hackers ' battle with Sony is intensifying?　　They just want to be able to log on to PSN and play some online games. "At this point, players should be considered a" collateral injury "group, Takai said. We also recognize that in this battle we do not have a good relationship with the players, we do not have any allies. This is unfortunate for us. A lot of people don't understand what we're doing, we can see the complaints on the internet and in various forums, and they think we're doing them a lot more harm than Sony. "At the end of the visit, Takai said to the players," I hope players can take a little time to understand us before they comment on our behavior. " "So it's time for readers to give their opinion, whether you're a PS3 player or just an outsider to the event, what do you think of the" anonymity "and the battle between Sony? Can "anonymous" cause "collateral damage" to PSN players be understood?