A new breakthrough for HBO This time targeted personal information for the heroes of the series of Game Thrones

A new breakthrough for HBO This time targeted personal information for the heroes of the series of Game Thrones

    

@HBO seems to be the favorite Internet and TV @network for @hackers and hackers these days, days after it was exposed to one of the biggest intrusions the network faced after a group of hackers broke through the network and stole its contents and private data of 1.5 ter included scripts and episodes of serials "Ballers" and the series "Room 104", and most importantly episodes of the seventh season of the famous series "@Game @of @Thrones."

But the hackers had another goal in the hack, as reports confirmed that one of the documents obtained by the hackers included a list of personal phone numbers, home addresses and e-mail addresses of the group of heroes of the seventh season of the series "Game of Thrones," and internal documents along with details Personality includes them including Emilia Clark, Peter Denkleigh and Lena Hedy. HBO spokesman Geoff Kosson also revealed that hackers leaked a full-month e-mail package from @HBO vice president Leslie Cohen's email!

Jeff Konson commented in a press release to Wired @magazine on this subject:

"The audit has not yet given us a clear reason to suspect that the e-mail system has been exposed to the entire penetration"

He added that there will be @criminal investigation and ongoing review of the data and contents of the network at the moment, and if the systems of the content and electronic data of the network has been fully penetrated, we will avoid the embarrassing situation faced by Sony Studios in 2014, where a group of hackers leaked videos and texts (Scenario) of Sony's proprietary data as well as e-mail messages that caused damage to Sony's reputation and left him in an unenviable position.

The Guardian reported that hackers had leaked 3.4 gigabytes of content, threatened HBO with a ransom, or were to publish more episodes of HBO programs and series.

A few days ago, the fourth episode of Season 7 of Game of Thrones was posted on the Internet, but HBO said the episode was not part of the hack but was published by Star India, , And the company hopes to start intensive investigations following these repeated incidents and agreement with international and external technology companies to protect the greater privacy and confidentiality.

It is reported that hackers sent an e-mail message Text:

"Welcome to all humanity, you will see the largest electronic diversion in the world, you will be lucky to be one of the first to test the leak. Anyone who publishes these materials well will have a job interview with him, HBO will collapse. "