Mike Hayes, CEO of Sega West, told Eurogamer last month that the firm had upped security in the wake of the PSN outage. "We did a security audit as a result...it was just a good housekeeping exercise," he said. "We made a couple of changes to our security systems. I'm sure most people have done the same...fortunately we seemed pretty solid so we didn't have to do too many additional changes." On Friday Sega admitted its Sega Pass system had been hacked, with the details of some 1.3 million users taken in the attack.
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CEO Haruki Satomi said Sega will "take these lessons into account for future initiatives"
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1 Month Later...
Sega: Blame hackers for being so good.
why havent they bothered to hack EA or Activision? You know the leaders in the industry that have more credit cards and information than anyone else....
That and they haven't even been able to get into the credit card areas of anything....
Hmmmm.. if it was LuzSec this may be of interest >
Essex Teen Arrested In FBI Global Hacking Probe (Lulzsec)
http://news.sky.com/skynews...
...you just continue to fail at everything you try. Just give up and let MS or EA buy you already.