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12/20/2014 5:11:57 PM
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Another piece of evidence. North Korea admitted that it was them. Learn a little.
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I was just assuming north Korean because of their intentions, but BBC made an artical about it reporting that a terrorist group known as the guardians of peace ( or some bullshit like that) made direct threats to Sony immediately after the attack so I'm going on a limb and saying they are involved
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由Legend To None编辑： 12/20/2014 6:57:16 PMI would say another activist group such as anonymous or lizard squad. They probably didn't like how the movie was about killing a dictator after North Korea was creating tension over it. Or they just wanted to be cool and make some scripts public. I don't think they categorized Anonymous or lizard squad as terrorists so I don't see why hacking into movie development is any different from hacking into websites that have credit card numbers...only because North Korea didn't like the idea of the movie..
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由Legend To None编辑： 12/20/2014 7:02:10 PMWhy's the Mss stand for? I am not completely caught up on all the details but I do know theaters weren't supporting the movie and then a group hacked into Sony...again....and made scripts and stuff public. Damn Sony. [Edit]- Oh ok NSA, I do not believe they did it, but I think they are using it as an excuse. Obviously Sony is not hard to hack haha. They need to catch up.
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Based on the poverty in North Korea I don't think there could be a "terrorist group" there, damn, an ordinary citizen can't get a weapon. So it's either the government, but I hope they're not dumb, or that's some tabloid shit right there, kind sir.[spoiler]sips tea[/spoiler]
