If you think that the whole Sony Pictures hack is now over since the internal social security numbers, passwords and even upcoming videos have been published to the internet, then you’re wrong because things just took a really bad turn. GOP is now threatening Sony Pictures’ employees and their family members with a statement saying “If you don’t, not only you but your family will be in danger.”
Just a couple of days ago, the hackers sent out an email to the company’s employees telling them to sign a document to “object the false of the company” otherwise they will be going after the employees and their family members. The email also implied that GOP is working with an insider, saying “one beside you can be our member”.
I am the head of GOP who made you worry.
Removing Sony Pictures on earth is a very tiny work for our group which is a worldwide organization. And what we have done so far is only a small part of our further plan. It’s your false if you if you think this crisis will be over after some time. All hope will leave you and Sony Pictures will collapse. This situation is only due to Sony Pictures. Sony Pictures is responsible for whatever the result is. Sony Pictures clings to what is good to nobody from the beginning. It’s silly to expect in Sony Pictures to take off us. Sony Pictures makes only useless efforts. One beside you can be our member.
Many things beyond imagination will happen at many places of the world. Our agents find themselves act in necessary places. Please sign your name to object the false of the company at the email address below if you don’t want to suffer damage. If you don’t, not only you but your family will be in danger.
Nobody can prevent us, but the only way is to follow our demand. If you want to prevent us, make your company behave wisely.
Sony is already working with the FBI over the hack. Meanwhile, its employees are advised to switch off their phones to prevent further security breach.
The year is definitely coming to a very scary end for everyone at Sony Pictures. Just last week, the hackers revealed thousands of passwords in 139 Word documents, Excel spreadsheets, zip files, and PDFs. Sony Pictures did make things a whole lot easier for the hackers by saving all passwords in a folder called “Password”, with files labelled as “password list.xls” and “usernames and passwords for major motion picture social accounts”, just to name a few – and you thought a big corporation would have a better security infrastructure.
