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Sony has repeatedly stated that its PSN servers and SOE servers are not part of the same network, so it remains unclear just how these two attacks are tied toge
by dotBen 15y ago
Sony has repeatedly stated that its PSN servers and SOE servers are not part of the same network, so it remains unclear just how these two attacks are tied together
then Sony says:
"While the two systems are distinct and operated separately, given that they are both under the SONY umbrella, there is some degree of architecture that overlaps."
This my friends is back-peddling 101. Also known as "Sony can't give a straight answer on whether their PSN and SOE networks are connected or not"
- derefr 15y ago"Overlapping architecture" is not the same thing as "same network." They might just mean that the two networks are built out of the same brands of hardware and same versions of the same software, which gives them similar vulnerability profiles.
- iuguy 15y ago> Also known as "Sony can't give a straight answer on whether their PSN and SOE networks are connected or not" Are you sure it's not just "Sony can't give a straight answer"? Take your pick from: * SOE Scandal * PSN Scandal * OtherOS removal * GeoHot Scandal * The BMG Rootkit Scandal * The Master Key Scandal And many, many more. I don't think they've been straight with their customers or the general public even once unless they've been caught out.