Disney Hackers dox their inside man
Hackers target Disney, expose alleged "inside man" with threats to leak personal data. 1 Tebibyte of stolen data includes unreleased games. Disney yet to comment on incident. Ongoing cybersecurity threat emphasized.
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Hackers targeting Disney have exposed an alleged "inside man" by threatening to release his personal information, including logins, credit cards, and social security number, as a warning to others. The breach resulted in the theft of 1 Tebibyte of data, including unreleased games, images, and internal messages. The hackers, who gained access to Disney's Slack channels, have already leaked details about an upcoming Aliens game. Despite the breach, Disney has not commented on the incident or mentioned any ransom demands. The company's legal team is expected to take action as more information from the hack emerges. The hackers' message online warned against betraying their group and indicated that the inside man had second thoughts, leading to the premature data release. The situation highlights the ongoing threat of cybersecurity breaches in the entertainment industry and the importance of robust security measures to protect sensitive information.
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3 commentsdoesn't that make people less likely to work with them in the future even if their inside man has cold feet?
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