Those who hacked Sony Pictures Entertainment, releasing a trove of emails and stealing personal data from company executives, were directed to do so by North Korean officials, a senior administration official told ABC News.
The hackers have also threatened to attack theaters screening "The Interview", a fictional comedy about two Americans who are asked to assassinate North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, leading several major chains to pull the film from their lineups and Sony to cancel its Christmas Day release date.
The film stars Seth Rogen and James Franco.
Learn more about the cyberhack here.
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