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The truth about the Sony Hack. The US hacked Sony because they are Japanese

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First off notice how they "conveniently "skipped over going to the Sony Page...but look where it is located..California...just like the rest of them.


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I think its more to do with the sharing of military intelligence between United states, Japan and South Korea as the activities of North Korea has increased in the Nuclear sphere and even in Long range ballistic missile.


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http://www.nytimes.com/2014/12/30/world/asia/japan-south-korea-north-intelligence.html?_r=0
DEC. 29, 2014
Under the pact, the sharing of classified information will be limited to North Korea’s missile and nuclear weapons programs. In addition, Japan and South Korea will share that intelligence not directly, but via the United States.
 
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If Sony goes bankrupt, then it gonna be another blow to the already worsened Japanese economy.

And I guess that someone gonna purchase the PlayStation brand, since it is Sony's only valuable asset.
 
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lol maybe people in white house want a preview of "The interview" so badly they hack the sony film group.

Next, senheiser will accuse of the US Government hacking into Sony Computer Entertainment for the latest Japanese gaming idea to use with Microsofts Xbox One...

stay tune
 
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Why would they hack Sony? If they wanted something from them the govt would have used good ol' litigious strong arming.
 
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New evidence Sony hack was ‘inside’ job, not North Korea | New York Post

US cybersecurity experts say they have solid evidence that a former employee helped hack Sony Pictures Entertainment’s computer system — and that it was not masterminded by North Korean cyberterrorists.

One leading cybersecurity firm, Norse Corp., said Monday it has narrowed its list of suspects to a group of six people — including at least one Sony veteran with the necessary technical background to carry out the attack, according to reports.

The investigation of the Sony hacking by the private companies stands in stark contrast to the finding of the FBI, which said Dec. 19 its probe traced the hacking — which ended up foiling the planned wide release of the Hollywood studio’s “The Interview” — to North Korea.
 
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