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Anonymous to Sony: We Didn’t Do It

May 05, 2011 in News comments 6

Yesterday, Sony issued a statement to the U.S. government about what happened during the hacker intrusion. They placed blame on the hacker group, Anonymous. Now, Anonymous has issued a statement regarding Sony’s accusations.

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  • 2
    Bale Fire May 5, 11
    As I've seen said elsewhere, Anonymous can't make any statement like this stick. They're not an organisation or company, they have no way of telling what members of the site are and aren't doing.

    Also, a press release? Doesn't that usually involve gathering some journalists and speaking to them? Unless the article meant a media release.
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    reaver11 May 5, 11
    And like anyone is going to believe what they have to say. Maybe they did, maybe they didn't, maybe someone was only acting alone. Who knows. But the evidence is against them.
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    ShadowGuard May 5, 11
    lol, its like they are whining to their parents... "but but but mom, we didnt do it." Get a life and maybe people will actually respect what you have to say.
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    longview01 May 5, 11
    In other news Mike Tyson never bit off anyones ear and its almost certain that he was never a rapist...
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    Lukas May 5, 11
    This seems too big for Anonymous.
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    Ded Valve May 6, 11
    Considering that any hacker can just claim they are anonymous it seems very unlikely that anonymous did do it since they are not a group of hackers nor an individual hacker. It's a name that came from /b/ that was given to hackers that never revealed themselves for obvious reasons.

    The people at anon that claimed they didn't do it probably didn't do it. Anon is just a name given to unknown hackers so it's impossible to give Anonymous a voice. But of course it always looks good when your hunting legends.

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