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Sony Pictures hackers threaten more attacks
Sony Pictures Hackers Threaten More Attacks. Hackers have released a seventh cache of files leaked from Sony Pictures Entertainment and have promised to share more on Christmas.
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Los Angeles: Hackers have released a seventh cache of files leaked from Sony Pictures Entertainment and have promised to share more on Christmas.
Someone claiming to be a member of the hacking group Guardians of Peace sent an email to journalists that listed two web addresses where new Sony information could be found, reports hollywoodreporter.com.
The email also said that a “Christmas gift” would be arriving soon that will “put Sony Pictures into the worst state”.
Countless Sony files, revealing everything from embarrassing e-mail threads to salary details, have been released online following a Nov 24 cyberattack on the studio.
As per reports, the newest batch of files includes a PowerPoint presentation given about Sony-backed video site Crackle.
