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"Hackers" take down Playstation Network on Sunday

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Wicked frustrating.  So a bunch of short bus riding, basement dwelling, moronic script kiddies (that's why "hackers" is in quotation marks in the title) decided to DDoS the Playstaion Network on Sunday.

 

They were successful. 

 

I don't remember the name of the "group" or whatever that are claiming responsibility on Twitter or whatever, but the completely jammed up the whole system and I was unable to log in at all throughout Sunday.  They also claimed to have affected some of WoW's servers, Path of Exile and I think League of Legends.

 

What a bunch of tools. 

 

Anyways, I played Diablo III offline for most of the day anyways.  Got my Crusader up to level 66.  Starting to crit for 1 million+ damage now very frequently.  New class is so awesome!

Yeah, scriptkiddies.  They're not hackers in the slightest.

 

 

People need to get educated on what a "DDoS" is.

 

Most people seem to say "hack" whenever something happens.

Exactly....  the whole thing is just stupid.  I hope they grab these douchebags by the balls and throw the book at them, especially with the whole bomb scare thing on SOE President's plane. 

 

 

 

Seems that it's in the hands of the FBI.

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