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Eyedrops_Fanboy wrote i Heard by some people at school that anonymous got Caught dude


I Dont think this is True.

Anonymous is a group not a person.

I have not been on xbox yet, Ill check mine I guess??

Probably Microsoft just adding some adjustments to XBL I haven't had any probe yet

If you actually signed into xbox.com you would see this

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They aren't getting hacked, it's just a server overload

Everything for me is running smoothly:)

jamestl24 wrote Today I was playing Cod4 and couldn't join any games and kept getting dissconted, same with all my friends. So I look on xbox.com and found this is the fourm section.
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It sayes "Anonymous has not yet identified any favorite posts"
Does this mean the group of hackers, Anonymous, could be hacking XBL the same way they did to PSN? Idk tell me what you guys think.

do not lie on TTG people dont like fibbers

13 posts... i think your a psn fanboy

Yeah, thats why I'm playing Black Ops.

Someone hacked me and switched the GT now i can't play.

read cmon A SCHOOLBOY from Dublin was responsible for the recent attempted hacking into the Microsoft Xbox system, which caused a worldwide alert.

Now, rather than seek punishment for the boy, Microsoft is working with him to develop his talents and channel them into more legitimate avenues.

Millions of computer users were alerted last month after the computer giant discovered one of its most popular games, Modern Warfare 2, had been hacked, leaving users at risk of "phishing", a sophisticated form of identity theft.

Microsoft feared a repeat of a hacking attack against Sonys Playstation, which resulted in the personal data of 77 million people, including some credit card details, being stolen.

Now the general manager of Microsoft Ireland, Paul Rellis, has revealed that a 14-year-old schoolboy from Tallaght was behind the attempt to hack into its network.

Mr Rellis did not reveal the identity of the schoolboy, but told delegates at Bank of Ireland Business Week, at which he was a keynote speaker yesterday, that the company would be working with the boy, although he did not reveal in what capacity.

However, there was some confusion later as the PR company representing Microsoft, Q4, said that this was not the case.

Mr Rellis spoke about how the Xbox was the companys most successful commercial product and how a successful hacking attempt could have cost it millions of euro in revenue.

At the end of April, Microsoft even issued a statement warning its millions of Xbox Live users that they could be the victims of "phishing" while playing Modern Warfare 2.