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Hmm, this reads more like cheap entertainment rather than rigorous reporting. Was the Sony hack really done by the North Koreans [1]? "Journalists" just repeat
by bellyfullofbac 5y ago
Hmm, this reads more like cheap entertainment rather than rigorous reporting.
Was the Sony hack really done by the North Koreans [1]? "Journalists" just repeating what the FBI say make me doubt their seriousness.
[1] https://talglobal.com/knowledge-center/hack-at-sony-pictures/ https://talglobal.com/knowledge-center/hack-at-sony-pictures...
- boomboomsubban 5y agoThe article uses the phrase 'It was "well-known in the intel community"' from an FBI agent to prove a North Korean connection. They aren't doubting the FBI at all in this story, it's less cheap entertainment more blatant propaganda.
- rjmunro 5y ago“But North Korea is better than that. They would not steal all the other movies and not grab The Interview. I am convinced that this is an inside job.” Surely the fact that The Interview was the one movie they did not want to "grab" indicates that there was something about that movie. Perhaps they grabbed the others to spread them freely on pirate sites, but didn't want to spread The Interview because their whole aim was to make sure no one could ever see it.