Wednesday 27 April 2011

Sony Loses your data

With today's news that their customers' private data has not been kept safe enough by them to avoid it being stolen by hacker, we have another example of why we should not trust "them", those who reassure us that our data is safe with them , big corporations, governments and the like.

One reader's comments suggest that the company has been careless

33. whitewind
6 HOURS AGO
As a software engineer I find myself shocked that Sony did not encrypt account information. This entire situation should never have happened, it's the equivalent of leaving a bank vault door open! Personal information should never be stored in plain text.

I don't know how a company so big with a database of millions could take such risks.

I don't think there's a good enough excuse. We should guard our privacy.

Some people are simply not to be trusted...not only individuals that you may come into contact with but especially Governments and big businesses...they look after themselves and don't care enough about others.

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