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| #1calronmoonflowerJul 12, 2011 2:19:20 | Article |
| #2bone_nagaJul 12, 2011 11:03:17 | Meh. It's not going to accomplish much. Most stuff can't be accessed with just a username and password anyway, and we have to change our passwords so ridiculously often that even if no one was notified of this breach (which by advertising it you're just going to get everyone affected to change their information) it wouldn't be good for long anyway. And it's not like they're getting access to classified information with it, so whatever. |
| #3lokiareJul 13, 2011 3:38:08 | Its more media hype about hacking by The Big Six™ to do one of two things: promote internet2 which is supposedly unhackable (yeah right, that's what physical proxies are for) and tougher regulation on the internet like the PROTECT IP law which allows the attourny general without due process to flat out block sites to all of the U.S. Also... I AM THE LOK! |