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At the beginning of August, a group of hackers claimed that Game of Thrones ' publisher , one of today's most popular series, infiltrated HBO's system and stolen 1.5 terabytes of data. The hackers who leaked the fourth episode of the week before the release of the past week apparently were staring at HBO. Because the NY Times ' s new report by the hackers to share more data on HBO from want ransom.
Hackers say that the documents they stole included five episodes, including the next part of the Game of Thrones, as well as HBO's in-house correspondence and important reports, as well as the scenarios of these sections. HBO has denied that the e-mail system has been compromised , although hackers say they are in the hands of in-house correspondence .
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All of the stolen data is about 1.5 terabytes, so far a very small but very small part of the iceberg has been leaked to the public. Recall that about 3 years ago Sony was facing a similar hacker attack . The attack resulted in the capture of 50,000 Sony employees' identity information and in-house e-mails.
Finally, if the funding is not paid, there is a danger that not only the Game of Thrones but also other parts of HBO's other serials will be shared. We will wait and see how HBO will respond to this desire.