Twitter trix0rs Sony into posting ‘secret’ PS3 code
Sony’s PS3 isn’t as secure as Fort Knox that’s for sure, and they are having a pretty tough time keeping the PS3 fine and dandy from the “evil” hacks that has been happening in the past, and policing the Internet is a really tough thing to do as Sony has found out to date. Twitter user @exiva, aka Travis La Marr, decided to send some code to “Kevin Butler,” Sony’s humorous take on a corporate spokesman. The folks who ran the Twitter account did not recognize the relevance of the numbers and actually retweeted them with a joke about Battleship. Obviously, this is a huge big slap across Sony’s face, and they have removed the tweet shortly thereafter. Sony, you’ve been punked!
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