PSN problem?
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- Counter_Z23
They have stopped attacking PSN now:
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- Bavaria
- TheGermanBastorD
Yes, PSN should be save for now, but not Sony. 
"A surprising turn of events in the Anonymous vs Sony fiasco has broken today, as Anonymous has agreed to stop attacking the PlayStation Nework, claiming their efforts were never intended to attack Sonys customers. This is what the group had to say on the matter."
Full article: Anonymous Vows To Stop PSN Attacks
"A surprising turn of events in the Anonymous vs Sony fiasco has broken today, as Anonymous has agreed to stop attacking the PlayStation Nework, claiming their efforts were never intended to attack Sonys customers. This is what the group had to say on the matter."
Full article: Anonymous Vows To Stop PSN Attacks
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- Counter_Z23
Sony have hired some company to counter the DDoS attacks.
But I fear that worse things may come soon from Anonymous.
But I fear that worse things may come soon from Anonymous.
Hi Guys!
I have a question: att the momment I'm in the work, and leave my ps3 on remote races standby, but I'm try to log in on https://eu.gran-turismo.com/pt/gt5/signin/ and cannot!!!
There is any thing that I'm doing wrong?
can you guys give me some tips? I already cleared the cache of my PC, try IE7 firefox
I olso see that the attack's to PSN stop, and see many user login again with no problems! there is something that I'm doing very wrong...
Thanks for the Help
I have a question: att the momment I'm in the work, and leave my ps3 on remote races standby, but I'm try to log in on https://eu.gran-turismo.com/pt/gt5/signin/ and cannot!!!
There is any thing that I'm doing wrong?
can you guys give me some tips? I already cleared the cache of my PC, try IE7 firefox
I olso see that the attack's to PSN stop, and see many user login again with no problems! there is something that I'm doing very wrong...
Thanks for the Help
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- Counter_Z23
I think that they're doing a server maintenance or something.
01GTP
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- East Canaan, CT
- GTP_01GTP
I have had no problems using the PSN, but I cant use the remote B spec option
Anyone else still unable to access their gran-turismo.com homepage?
I'm still getting "The page you're looking for does not exist." error message
Same here, WTF!!
I use chrome for my browser.
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- HOODFIELD
I have had no problems using the PSN, but I cant use the remote B spec option
I'm able to use Remote Racing by setting up a race through the actual game rather then the website or grinder.
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- York/UK
- mekonrider
Why do people always assume that academic excellence in the field of computing means you a)live in your parents basement b)are a social deviant 'who needs to get laid' ?
Nobody is doing themselves any favours making intelligence and social standing mutually exclusive.....especially as you're all complaing you can't spend your evening playing a driving game. There's an obvious irony in there, fellow GT5 nerds.
Nobody is doing themselves any favours making intelligence and social standing mutually exclusive.....especially as you're all complaing you can't spend your evening playing a driving game. There's an obvious irony in there, fellow GT5 nerds.
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- SpeedDeemin
Yeah, I read about this on cnet. Stupid-ass script-kiddies are all upset about the terms set by Sony.
Locking me out of the network and not letting me play a game that I bought with my money is not going to get
me on their side. In fact I'm so pissed-off right now, I'm actually hoping that Sony catches all of them and throws
the book at them. I couldn't care less about the terms, I bought the system to play games and nothing else.
If anybody has problems with Sony's terms of agreement either don't buy Sony stuff or hire a lawyer and fight
the good fight, but leave me out of it! Hackers well never get support from the gaming community if their going to deny
us service. Stooopid Idiots!!!
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- Sydney, Australia
- GTP_BroncosXR8 or BroncosXR8
The B-Spec widget is backup and running for me.
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- neema_t
Anonymous make no sense to me. They claim they're fighting for Sony's customers, but to be fair, in a way, so were Sony by trying to persecute the hackers. If the PS3 becomes what the PSP did (i.e. hacked wide open and unprofitable to basically any software developer/publisher), software wouldn't be made for it, then my £250 Slim would be rendered useless by the selfish actions of people who don't want to pay money for a product, as if there's something inherently wrong with wanting money in return for hard work. Obviously, by going after the hackers Sony are working for their own agenda, but what's wrong with that? As their customers it is in our best interests for them to remain profitable, what would we really gain if the PS3 was as hacked as the PSP was?
If Anonymous really, really cared about Sony's customers, they'd be hacking the hackers and doing everything they could to stop piracy, but instead they were hacking the Playstation Network to stop Sony's customers (those they're fighting for) from enjoying their expensive purchases to the fullest extent.
They are just a disorganised bunch of children who get a kick out of 'sticking it to the man', showing off about what they can do with a computer and trying to intimidate everyone. You know how after 9/11 all these counterterrorism laws were brought in and surveillance increased to an almost scary level? It's groups like Anonymous who will bring about the same thing in the cyber world...
Rant over, sorry about that.
If Anonymous really, really cared about Sony's customers, they'd be hacking the hackers and doing everything they could to stop piracy, but instead they were hacking the Playstation Network to stop Sony's customers (those they're fighting for) from enjoying their expensive purchases to the fullest extent.
They are just a disorganised bunch of children who get a kick out of 'sticking it to the man', showing off about what they can do with a computer and trying to intimidate everyone. You know how after 9/11 all these counterterrorism laws were brought in and surveillance increased to an almost scary level? It's groups like Anonymous who will bring about the same thing in the cyber world...
Rant over, sorry about that.
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- Manfurd512
Ok so I've been having issues signing in to psn all day for the past few days, I finally signed in, and I changed my password to my account, and now I have no issues signing in and out at all. This may be worth a shot if there is anyone still having issues.
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