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REPORT: North Korea HACKED Sony Pictures


Jesse Pinkman

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SAN FRANCISCO - Sony Pictures will officially name North Korea as the source of the hack attack that's shut down much of the company's computer network and resulted in multiple films being posted to pirating sites, several news sources said.

The company plans to issue an announcement Wednesday, tech site re/Code said.

However other sites, such as the Hollywood Reporter, have suggested the hack might have been the work of an insider at the studio.

The North Korean government is believed to be angry over a forthcoming Sony movie, "The Interview," which depicts two entertainment reporters, played by James Franco and Seth Rogen who score an interview with North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un. The CIA then recruits them to assassinate Kim.

http://www.usatoday.com/story/tech/2014/12/03/sony-hack-insider/19838455/

:lmao: Not Kim seething so hard that he had the government hack them. :deadbanana:

Talk about being pressed. :smh:

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Jesse Pinkman

to be fair, making a comedy about the assassination of a nation's leader was a terrible idea

Good point. I was actually very shocked when I saw that they were making this movie. I just found the way North Korea allegedly reacted was hilarious. :smh:

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monsterdreams

Silly movie but the reaction is so pathetic and funny I can't

Haters gonna need more than a flashlight for my shade
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MahoganySnitch

to be fair, making a comedy about the assassination of a nation's leader was a terrible idea

I swear, if Seth Rogen goes in the history books as the guy that inadvertently sparked WWIII like Princip did in 1914... :rip:

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to be fair, making a comedy about the assassination of a nation's leader was a terrible idea

Yeah but what about freedom of speech and all that crap? They may not like the movie because of the spotlight that it will put on Korea and its practices (even if it's a satire/joke whatever), but this is no way to react :rip:

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If they were actually going to kill Kim Jong Un I doubt they would make a comedy showing their plans  :shrug: plus these comedians don't seem like the best choices for such a mission anyways. I don't think Kim has anything to worry about. Dennis Rodman might be under suspicion though.

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