Sony attacked by hackers with cryptic message threatening to leak documents

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• HASEROT has returned like the tedious inevitability of an unloved season---

  November 2014 Posts: 4,399

  that whacky Silva is at it again i see..
• bondjames You were expecting someone else?

  November 2014 Posts: 23,883

  Think On Your Sins
• PanchitoPistoles 2.0

  November 2014 Posts: 4,619

  The start of the Bond 24 viral campaign! :bz
• 0BradyM0Bondfanatic7 Quantum Floral Arrangements: "We Have Petals Everywhere"

  November 2014 Posts: 28,694

  I wish this person would've hacked an online dictionary database or something, as their grammar is absolutely atrocious.
  
  
• Some_Kind_Of_Hero

  November 2014 Posts: 6,844

  They say you're judged by the strength of your enemies.
• RogueAgent

  November 2014 Posts: 12,526

  0BradyM0Bondfanatic7 wrote: »

  I wish this person would've hacked an online dictionary database or something, as their grammar is absolutely atrocious.
  
  

  
  Is Silva turning into Ric Flair? ;) :))
• FrozenStalkPu Always on the move- I'm a traveling salesman

  November 2014 Posts: 5

  I think we live in the era of hack attacks, hackers and more. EON needs to look into this very deeply, get the IT dept together Barb Broccoli to spearhead a movement to bring these hackers to justice.
• Suivez_ce_parachute

  December 2014 Posts: 2,015

  http://time.com/3612132/sony-hack-north-korea-interview/
  

  Sony Pictures employees turned on their computers and were greeted with an ominous picture of red skull and a warning that the company’s “top secrets” would be released if unstated demands were not met. (...) Another image depicting Sony Pictures CEO Michael Lynton in hell was posted on Sony Twitter accounts, a sure sign the accounts were compromised. (...) So far the biggest tangible result of the hack seems to be the leak of five Sony films. DVD-quality versions of Fury, Annie, Still Alice, Mr. Turner and To Write Love on Her Arms are all now available on file-sharing sites.
  All of the movies except for Fury have yet to be widely released, so piracy could be a huge blow to their box office take.

  
  Well, imagine that happening to one of the few blockbusters Sony Pictures release...
  
  You could not do that with film :)
• MayDayDiVicenzo Here and there

  December 2014 Posts: 5,080

  http://www.mi6community.com/index.php?p=/discussion/10316/sony-attacked-by-hackers-with-cryptic-message-threatening-to-leak-documents
• Thunderpussy My Secret Lair

  December 2014 Posts: 13,384

  I think Sony was just inundated with Bond fans looking for information
  On Bond 24. ;)
• RogueAgent

  December 2014 Posts: 12,526

  Perhaps Kim Jong Un is as keen as the rest of to find out what it is called? ;)
• Suivez_ce_parachute

  December 2014 Posts: 2,015

  Even our own @Tan_Sun_Moon doesn't know the title :)
  
  But imagine this happening one year earlier or in one year, this would be a major blow...
• PanchitoPistoles 2.0

  December 2014 Posts: 4,619

  More: http://defamer.gawker.com/leaked-the-nightmare-email-drama-behind-sonys-steve-jo-1668882936
  
  Also, have you red this article? http://gawker.com/sony-hack-reveals-25-page-list-of-reasons-it-sucks-to-w-1666264634 In some leaked e-mails they repeatedly refer to the Spider-Man films as Sony Pictures Entertainment's only franchise. It seems like Sony really thinks of Bond as an EON franchise rather than as one of their own. :)