Sega says hackers stole data of 1.29 million users

These data breaches are getting to the point where I am expecting politicians to start getting involved.

Sega? I honestly didn't think they were still around.

Lulz has a problem with someone else going after Sega, but thinks its all peachy when they're the ones behind the wheel exposing the faults? Either they are jealous or their intentions aren't to force people to take responsibility for poor security.

Storing passwords in plaintext should probably be illegal and carry a hefty fine.

Hackers?<p>Cliched argument; but every time I see such a misuse, I get a little sadder.

This is getting ridiculous, these guys need to be tracked down, these are no longer lame DoS attacks, this is theft.<p>Damn kids, they are alike.