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Sony: Media Must Delete, Stop Publishing Hacked Data

In an attempt to stop the spread of nearly 100 terabytes of data stolen by hackers last month, Sony Pictures Entertainment, in a letter from its attorney…

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December 15, 2014

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In an attempt to stop the spread of nearly 100 terabytes of data stolen by hackers last month, Sony Pictures Entertainment, in a letter from its attorney, David Boies, warned several media outlets Sunday to stop publishing information gleaned from that data. The Washington Post reports the letter was issued to several outlets, including The New…

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