North Korea wants the intrusion on the servers of Sony jointly with the United States investigate. The stalinist country warns of ‘serious consequences’ if there is no hearing on the request is given and the U.S. take action against North Korea.
The state news agency KCNA late that Saturday in a statement to know. North Korea denies it has anything to do with the recent hack on the servers of Sony, which under other corporate information and unreleased movies were captured. The country provides this evidence and therefore wants the United States to cooperate in the investigation of the hack.
On Friday be the FBI on North Korea as the perpetrator of the Sony hack, something that already was suspected. The American president Obama said in an appropriate way will react, but left in the middle, and this response exactly. In response, warned North Korea of ‘serious consequences’ if the US decides to take action instead of working together.
It is thought that Sony being hacked is because of the intention to make a movie in which a murder plot is being plotted on the North Korean leader Kim Jong-un. Hackers of the so-called Guardians of Peace broke in by Sony, and the steel company data, including personal data of employees, e-mails and pay stubs. Also, several yet unreleased films captured.
By the hack and the continued threats from the hackers, Sony decided to make the film, titled the Interview, not to bring. Possible the company is still on the back, partly due to the insistence of Obama, who as a result of the decision to bring the film to remove said that Sony should not succumb to intimidation.
Update 22:29 pm: The U.S. has responded by saying that North Korea can help by admitting they are guilty of the hack. Reuters reports on the basis of a spokesman that the Us authorities are of the opinion that the Koreans are guilty.