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Sony Part 1 [011]


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When it comes to information security, Sony has had a bit of a tough go of it. In fact, there have been so many incidents, Ben and Chet decided to make this a multi-part series. This post covers 2005 to mid-2011 which we are referring to as part 1. From rootkits, to DDoS, stolen credit cards and SQL injection, Sony has been through a lot. These are opportunities to reflect for the rest of us, though. We can recognize some of the weaknesses we ourselves may still have and hopefully take away lessons on hardening our own defences.

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EDN - The Sony PlayStation 3 hack deciphered: what consumer-electronics designers can learn from the failure to protect a billion-dollar product ecosystem
Wikipedia - Sony BMG copy protection rootkit scandal
CSO - New PS3 hack claims to be the most powerful yet
YouTube - The Light It Up Contest – geohot
VG247 - SOE: 12,700 old CC numbers, 10,700 DD records breached
The Register - Sony says data for 25 million more customers stolen
Wikipedia - George Hotz
Medium - Meet Cyber: How “Anonymous” Hacked Sony PlayStation And Breached the Data of 77 Million Gamers\

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Security Take Two - Real. Serious. Security.By Ben Verschaeren and Chester Wisniewski