Disney Hack Leak Data From Thousands Of Slack Channels, Computer Code and Unreleased Projects Spilled
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Poconity.com - Disney is currently investigating a hack involving the company's internal Slack channel. The hacker group Nullbulge claims responsibility, stating they have obtained and leaked over 1 terabyte of data from Disney's internal communications.
Nullbulge describes itself as a "hacktivist" group dedicated to "protecting artists' rights and ensuring fair compensation." They have posted screenshots on social media, showcasing documents allegedly downloaded from Disney's Slack.
These include traffic and revenue data for Disneyland Paris and details about a new streaming feature designed to recommend Disney content based on viewers' previous watch history. The group has threatened to release the entire data haul online.
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In their latest blog post, Nullbulge asserts that the leaked data encompasses information about unreleased projects, raw images, and computer code.
An email sent to Variety by Nullbulge claims they accessed the data through "a guy with loose access who had cookies." The email states, "The user was aware of our presence. He tried to kick us out once but allowed us back in before making a second attempt."
