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Thanks for listening. By the end of 2014, the Sony Lot had become Michelle Vio's home away from home.

The good thing is that the lot is a small city. You want for nothing when you're on the lot,

you know, there are plenty of of showers there's plenty of food

Michelle is the former Sony IT executive we met in episode one

she and her colleagues would spend months trying to undo the damage caused by the cyber

attack on Sony pictures. They worked in shifts, sometimes

bringing in cots so they could spend the night. The hours piled up, as did the empty food

containers. And the pizza place right across the street from the lot, I think that they

gained a lot of business in the first couple of weeks. Getting Sony back online was a monumental effort,

and it was all happening during a ridiculously

stressful time for everyone working on the lot. Their computers have been

destroyed, their information have been stolen, and their families have been

threatened. Then in mid-December, an anonymous message had appeared online,

threatening violence against theaters that showed

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