Guardians of Peace is a hacker organization that claims to have participants worldwide. It is suspected to have first attacked SONY corporation on November 24, 2014 and subsequently hacked SONY on December 5, 2014. In an email, the group said that it planned to eliminate all of Sony Pictures Entertainment. "Removing Sony Pictures on earth is a very tiny work for our group which is a worldwide organization," the email said. Personal information of its 3,803 employees has leaked online along with a spreadsheet purportedly listing salaries of top studio executives, and five of the studio’s films.The group posted hacked notices on the emails of SONY employees, which read: I am the head of GOP who made you worry.Removing Sony Pictures on earth is a very tiny work for our group which is a worldwide organization. And what we have done so far is only a small part of our further plan. It’s your false if you think this crisis will be over after some time. All hope…
Guardians of Peace
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