What's the difference?

Hello.

You are a hard man to reach.

Could not find you in Seattle and no terminal is in operation at your classified address.

In the 1980s, as computers made their way into our homes and into our lives,

the movie War Games had everyone worried about

a cyber-started nuclear war. Now, fast forward 25 years, and the cyber war worry, well,

it's grown, and it's becoming even more threatening, a security threat different than

anything else we've

ever faced before. Sony is still dealing with the fallout from hackers who stole millions of

pages worth of documents, including emails from top executives, health records of employees,

private information about mega movie stars, and a whole lot more.

Well, Bill, good morning.

The Sony Pictures hack is deeply worrying to the US intelligence community because it's

believed to be the first time destructive malware has targeted a firm inside the US.

And it's similar to the physically destructive attacks on Iran's nuclear program with Stuxnet and the attack on Saudi

Aramco, where 30,000 computers were affected.

Do you remember that?

It's almost four years ago.

A hacker group called Guardians of Peace leaked a massive amount of confidential data from Sony

pictures.

The group demanded that Sony pulled the film the interview.

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