Wikileaks Publishes Hacked Sony Emails, Documents

itwbennett writes Wikileaks has published a searchable database of thousands of emails and documents from Sony Pictures Entertainment that were leaked in late 2014 after the studio was attacked by hackers. Some of the 173,132 emails and 30,287 documents contain highly personal information about Sony employees including home addresses, personal phone numbers and social security numbers, a fact which is likely to raise new concerns about the use of stolen information online.

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Re:WikiLeaks are fuckers

[ckatko]

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[Anonymous Coward]

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[wisnoskij]

I always through that WL was about meaningful leaks for journalism/public good not just anything private that randomly gets leaked.

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