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I can't believe people actually take the NK threat seriously. I mean these hackers sold the information to journalists. If these were state hackers wouldn't the

• codingdave 12y ago
  If they release everything immediately, there would be no leverage to make demands. It is a valid question whether or not NK has the capabilities to cause harm. But if lives are at stake, why take the risk? It is just a movie after all.
  • rtpg 12y ago
    Sorry, I misspoke, I meant the prevailing theory that North Korea is even involved in this. There's basically no evidence that North Korea has any involvement Wired has a good write up on the lack of evidence http://www.wired.com/2014/12/north-korea-did-not-hack-sony-probs/ http://www.wired.com/2014/12/north-korea-did-not-hack-sony-p...
    • dba7dba 12y ago
      Wrong. Minutes after it was published, NYT reports govt is pointing fingers at N Korea. Update at 8p.m. 12/18/14: Minutes after we published this story examining the known evidence for and against North Korea as the source of the hack, The New York Times and other media outlets announced that the U.S. administration was ready to conclude North Korea was involved in the Sony hack. We have updated the story with this new information
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