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We're a weekly program. Our job is to add in-depth analysis to one question from the news.

We hope you like it. BBC World Service, this is Helena Merriman with the inquiry.

In November, hackers broke into Sony's computers.

It was the most damaging corporate cyber attack in American history.

A few weeks later, the hackers threatened to target any cinemas that screened the interview,

a film about an American plot to assassinate

Kim Jong-un. An FBI investigation, which some have questioned, concluded that North Korea

was to blame for the cyber attack, and President

Obama announced new sanctions against the country and its leaders.

This is the first time our government has taken a move like this in response to a direct cyber attack on a U.S. company.

And the White House says there is more to come.

North Korea responded angrily, calling Mr. Obama reckless and a monkey.

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