I agree that by acting smarter they could have limited their exposure, and by limiting their exposure, avoided being hacked so many times (i.e. http://throwingf

I agree that by acting smarter they could have limited their exposure, and by limiting their exposure, avoided being hacked so many times (i.e. http://throwingfire.com/security-through-obscurity/ http://throwingfire.com/security-through-obscurity/), but a company as large as Sony really should've gotten their security auditing act together a decade ago. All of the vulnerabilities that were exploited in the past few days were scriptkiddie-things -- SQL injections and archaic versions of Apache. I mean, come on.