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Here's why you don't negotiate with hackers. Nice work Sony.
'The Interview' -- Hackers Make New Demands of Sony Pictures | TMZ.com
Freaking morons. For what it's worth: There are 1000s of screeners of this movie out there already in public. I will guarantee you that this is all over the Internet before we go to Vegas for Internext. T-Minus 30 days until this is all over every piracy site on the planet, and I guarantee you, none of them are going to be afraid of some Koreans with keyboards. :2 cents: |
I read that they didn't send out screeners, and tend to believe this.
If they did, it would have been on the internet already. Not a single torrent out there. |
Sony had a fantastic opportunity here and they blew it. Had they released the film, everyone would have rushed to the theatres to see it, even if it was a bad movie.
Someone on the news yesterday said that Kim Jong Un wants to be noticed, to be taken seriously, and show his people that he has power and respect on the world stage. It seems that he now has what he wants. The worst thing is, there's not much the US can do about it. Oh - and now Cyber attacks have gone way way up. Watch the cyber attacks LIVE. Open your CHROME browser and go to Norse - IPViking Live Sick. |
The turmoil that is going on inside Sony right now will definitely be enough to get the movie out of the company.
You have 1000's of people with access to the movie, or had access to the movie. It's always the employees that leak stuff to piracy. This one is it's own special shit cake, and someone is not going to like having their personal info out there. It's a guarantee. When is the real question. :2 cents: |
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Could this all be one giant publicity stunt?
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the hackers must have really interesting info on the Sony execs
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The interview is the best movie ever. 10/10 on imdb
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The clip with Kim Jung um or what ever his name is getting killed has already leaked to the Internet. I posted a topic a day or two ago with the video but youtube took it down. So it's already out there, the part they didn't want the world to see.
He was in a helicopter standing at the side door and a missile hits the chopper then it explodes. It looked like a 1980s b film. Was pretty bad cgi and obviously low budget. Kinda looked like something made in Bollywood. |
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But tell you what, no bullshit: If the N. Koreans are saying things like they will hit movie theaters in response to The Interview being released then this is no longer about hackers, publicity or anything else. It is now a National Security issue and Sony should release the film TODAY. |
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Netflix should step up and buy the VOD rights
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It seems sony online entertainment is doing some attacking of their own if you monitor the traffic carefully.
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Just release it VOD. I'd pay the 10 bucks and so would a lot of other people.
North Korea was not going stage terror attacks in the US over this. Think about it. They haven't done anything in the last few years except look like the laughing stock of the world. So now they're going to stage coordinated terror attacks in the US against movie screenings? Nothing was going to happen, even if they are the culprits in the hack --- but I tend to believe it a group of activists using N Korea as cover. |
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Stupid question..
Why when "GOP" hacked Sony back in late NOV (Nov22nd I think) Did they only demand money (before releasing anything online) and not until Dec 16th did they even mention the movie... Quote:
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I really want to watch this movie, lol
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I don?t think anyone is going to touch it. If netflx took it, they would be next. A pay site like Netflix going down? Could you imagine the financial loss risked for one video? I doubt it will go anywhere. Pretty sad I?m my opinion. But if you really want to get it out; Tube sites and torrents!! lol But something tells me that all of the tube sites would manage keeping that movie from being uploaded by their users. We will see. Just Dave |
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Between China, Anonymous and now Korea's threats to network security, networks need to be more intelligently designed. In no way should private info be anywhere near public networks.
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Bring Hirohito back
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After reading the many comments...
1. Sony did not just give-in. The theaters would not show the film, so blame them. Up until show time, sony was committed to spend 90 mil on promotions. 2. This has most likely been a Russian know-how/help given to N. Korean hackers. N.K. has many good hackers, but not on this level. Outside help was required. As I have said for the last dozen years.... Data Security are 2 words that have no business being used in the same sentence together. They will never have a relationship in any way at any time. Wrap your mind around that ! |
Sony did not give in to hackers. The theaters refused to show the movie. Not sure how this obvious fact which was clear from the start got so twisted. Even Black Jesus said he thought Sony made a mistake and suggested Sony come to him as if he can do anything about the situation.
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Countdown to the porn parody version of "The Interview" begins now... LOL
Honestly I wonder if anyone in adult has the balls to produce it and release on Christmas.... Great mainstream press. |
There is no such thing as secure data that is network accessible.
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This movie will still be released in the theaters. If not, it will be HUGE for online distribution when they go that route and release it there.
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I would not doubt some malware/virus laden fakes are circulating in hopes of compromising more computers.
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Also, it's worth noting that SONY owns Crackle, which is the #3 video streaming service if I'm not mistaken. :winkwink:
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might be worth noting also....
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Waiting for the movie.
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I think that a private contractor or even a sony employee is responsible. They might very well work for the GOP or whatever...or even take work from Fat boy in North Korea, but I think the hack was an inside job. The best hacks are always physical and done with someone who is on location. Unless of course Sony actually keeps all their private info on public servers, but i highly doubt it. Even small time operations know to have their critical info off the network. |
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Sony should hack them back and finally put to rest the myth that he indeed starred in "gangnam style"
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North Korea says did not hack Sony, wants joint probe with U.S. Could this be an event that actually starts a dialogue between our countries? Wouldn't be the weirdest thing that's ever happened. |
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