Fbi Reportedly Set To Blame North Korea For The Sony Hack Later Today

Napier Lopez, The Next Web
Fri, 12/19/2014 - 8:32am

After nearly a month of debates and speculation about who is actually behind the devastating Sony hacks, it seems we’re finally starting to get some answers from more authoritative sources. As many expected, US officials have now found North Korea responsible for the attacks on Sony, according to Reuters. Reports suggest the FBI will blame North Korea for the attacks before President Obama’s 1:30 PM EST press conference today.

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Fbi Reportedly Set To Blame North Korea For The Sony Hack Later Today

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