“‘Sony try downloads stolen data to interfere'”

Through a denial of serviceattack on bittorrent trackers try Sony downloads of its stolen data to avoid reporting a U.s. techsite. Internal e-mails and financial lwa le data of both Sony employees after hack via bittorrent spread.

Sony is trying the downloads of the data to interfere with bittorrent trackers with fake data to harass, set the Recode. That method used the Hollywood studios until a few years ago also to the dissemination of new, popular movies through the file to avoid. According to Recode used Sony hundreds of virtual servers from Amazon Web Services to the denial of service attack.

In the Sony hack would be a large amount of documents are captured, which are currently being distributed via bittorrent, but part of it is also leaked via Pastebin. Meanwhile, five separate collections of files uploaded; for the latest set of files seems to be the action of Sony, at least temporarily, not to work.

Ars Technica, that the files, however, reports that Sony in internal emails to let you know not happy with the circumvention of georestricties by Netflix customers. Customers of the videostreamingsite use plugins or vpn connections to see content that actually only in other countries. Sony thinks that Netflix against it does very little. The site would bang his subscribers to lose if the measures would take.