1. 報告者：劉旭哲 Anonymous: We didn't hack PlayStation Network

2. 前情提要 Anonymous Against hacker George Hotz alleging that his jailbreaking the Sony PlayStation Denial-of-service PSN Personal information have been stolen

3. Sony said They found a file planted on a Sony Online Entertainment server during the computer intrusion was named "Anonymous“ 'We are Legion' Evidence found during the investigation point toward the group, even if it wasn't directly responsible.

4. One or more cybercriminals gained access to PSN servers at or around the same time that these servers were experiencing denial-of-service attacks. security teams were working hard to defend against denial-of- service attacks That may have made it more difficult to detect this intrusion quickly Major credit card companies have not reported any fraudulent transactions that are believed to be related to the attack.

5. Anonymous （ OpSony ） said The hacker that did this was supporting OpSony’s movements We are a "decentralized" group operating around the globe without any clear hierarchy. While we are a distributed and decentralized group, our 'leadership' does not condone credit card theft "We are Anonymous. We are Legion. We do not Forgive. We do not Forget. Expect Us.“

6. Conclusion “If you say you are Anonymous, and do something as Anonymous, then Anonymous did it” Anybody can join it and act under its secretive umbrella. Normally, somebody posts an idea for a campaign on Anonymous’ chat rooms and if enough people support it, the group takes it on. The ones behind Operation Sony started denying everything when FBI and Homeland security was put on the case They were afraid they were going to get caught A few operators disappeared.

7. Now ： Anonymous planned a third major attack The hackers claim they currently have access to some of Sony's servers. Sony needed more testing before PlayStation relaunch

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