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janrinok
on Saturday January 03 2015, @07:02PM
from the if-its-good-enough-for-POTUS dept.
from the if-its-good-enough-for-POTUS dept.
From Crackberry:
"Thanksgiving this year was a bad time for Sony Pictures Entertainment, and that's putting it lightly. Hackers known as The Guardians of Peace managed to take over entire portions of their internal systems which led to the theft of a ton of personally identifiable information about Sony Pictures Entertainment employees, movie scripts, information about movie deals, and even full versions of unreleased Sony movies. Because of the hack, Sony had to find new ways to communicate with each other and keep the organization running during that time and as a new report from the WSJ [Subscription required] highlights, they turned to BlackBerry in some cases."
[Ed note: Also see coverage at Marketwatch and CNN Money .]
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Sony Turned to BlackBerry to Continue Working During Hack
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(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Sunday January 04 2015, @04:35PM
Sure, but nobody automates referrer verification to that level of detail because it varies by client. They only check for the lowest common denominator which is the hostname.
(Score: 1) by idetuxs on Monday January 05 2015, @06:52PM
Ok, I'll implement it. thanks.