Not ALL the Macworld Keynote coverage was boring!

8 Comments on Not ALL the Macworld Keynote coverage was boring!

Loufute on Tue, 6th Jan 2009 1:43 pm


iTunes in a one more thing… What a pitty…
The last MacWorld will never be forgotten i think…

bc on Tue, 6th Jan 2009 1:50 pm


it ruined the best live coverage. sad

Preshit on Tue, 6th Jan 2009 2:57 pm


Here’s an ENTIRE screengrab of the messages posted.
http://storage.jamesbayliss.com/skitch/MacRumors.com-003A-Macworld-San-Francisco-2009-Keynote-Live-Coverage.png

iShervin on Tue, 6th Jan 2009 5:06 pm


stupid hack that was! what was the point!
I saw it on my iphone!
well, that website is pretty high tech and talk about high tech if they get hacked that means they haven’t done a good job!

so shame on them to get hacked!
if they are high tech they should have better security!

Boyo on Tue, 6th Jan 2009 5:57 pm


Who host their site..that’s where the security leak is…I’d bet.

darrell on Tue, 6th Jan 2009 6:06 pm


i can see how it’s funny to hack the LCD at a Cavaliers game to say ‘LeBron is God’ but to act like a tool on a live blog isn’t as impactful. the type of people reading know that it’s a hack, everyone just went to gizmodo to get the updates.

Duck on Wed, 7th Jan 2009 1:38 am


What happened was, Macrumors left their password file on the root folder of the macrumorslive.com server, a few script kiddies over at 4chan’s Technology (/g/) board got a hold of it, and it spread like wildfire.

Cyxodus on Wed, 7th Jan 2009 10:02 am


Without a doubt, this has been handed over to the authorities. This was an attack that did damage to a company and should be prosecuted.

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