Hackers rejoice: Sony pulls Korea film, bows to criminal pressure

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Saturday, December 20th, 2014
Hackers rejoice: Sony pulls Korea film, bows to criminal pressure
Following a devastating cyberattack on internal servers, Sony has decided to pull the controversial film ‘The Interview’ and has finally bowed to the demands of hackers.

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