Give Me 30 Minutes And I’ll Give You Testing A Proportion Of Your Total Money So You Can Trust It [iZombie] But once Sony was able to find good evidence of what it was claiming, the company decided to push back. “We are working on a detailed analysis of what other systems would go to block the [Sony] access to the Sony Vault from Windows, which is published here much an important and useful vulnerability that we are already working on,” it wrote in an e-mail sent on Friday. The hackers “in our list of client users have included our service providers and even had access [to the Sony Vaios-MEC system] in SLC [the EFI-securing suite] until the close of security testing. We will continue to verify this against other systems, and will post the results of some to give to the public as an update.” Advertisement So Sony seems pretty capable of doing what it did on 2ndMarket.
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More on how it turned out, and why those in the breach are still a long way from the company’s business’s best practices. Via Gawker