After yesterday's huge hack on Sony Pictures that seemed like something straight out of a bad 90s movie, the attackers have revealed a little more information on the events. In an email response to The Verge, the hackers write:
"We Want equality [sic]. Sony doesn't. It's an upward battle".
That doesn't exactly give us much to work with, but the hackers (who call themselves 'GOP') did direct a tweet at Sony Entertainment CEO Michael Lynton via Starship Trooper's Twitter account yesterday, calling him and the rest of Sony "criminals."
According to the Verge, the hackers claimed they we able to infiltrate the company by working "with other staff with similar interests" because "Sony doesn't lock their doors, physically," which may imply the hackers were able to penetrate the company's servers with help from persons with access to Sony's internal servers.
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