Sony’s weekly hack is out – this time another one of its regional sites has been hacked, with the culprits making off with a tasty database of personal data.
Sony BMG’s Greek website was the subject of a hack on the 5th of May, exposing its user database with 8,385 entries to the attention of hackers. The data leaked includes the usual names, phone numbers and so on.

Unusually, this time the whole database was made public (with a few merciful redactions) by the hackers.

The attack itself was a generic SQL injection attack – one of the most common ways of compromising a remote server, making the attack less than reassuring considering how many similar servers the company operates, and how many hackers are now keenly probing its network.

Its getting sad when you can refer to a shit ton of personal info being stolen as 'the usual'... actually its just getting sad in general.

Oh god, four times. I guess this is the ultimate backlash from the community - If they're so insistent on us not hacking their products, we'll just hack them.

I think, though, that this is a serious attack against Sony in general. First time is to see if it can be done, second time was sony's own fault, third time was for the lulz, but four times?

Sony pissed someone off alot.

This is what happens when you won'y release .hack//link in english.