We may see it differently, from my point of view its much easier for Sony to blame this on anon as a) there is a known conflict already and its very simple to p

We may see it differently, from my point of view its much easier for Sony to blame this on anon as a) there is a known conflict already and its very simple to point the finger b) it hides the fact that a critical part of there system is on a 3rd party service with no contingency plan / backups.. I haven't read anywhere about security breached all I've seen is DDOS and thats exactly what anon are known for.