Hacktivist group NullBulge claims to have leaked 1.2 terabytes of internal communications from Disney, criticizing the company's handling of artist contracts and AI. The breach, facilitated through Slack, exposed sensitive information about unreleased projects and internal discussions. Disney is investigating the incident, which highlights ongoing concerns about AI's impact on entertainment workers.
Hacktivist group Nullbulge leaked over a terabyte of Disney's internal Slack data, including login credentials, code, and information on unreleased projects, to protest Disney's handling of artist contracts and use of AI. Disney is investigating the breach, which has exposed internal conversations and details about upcoming gaming collaborations.
Disney is investigating a reported hack of its internal Slack channels by a group called Nullbulge, which claims to have accessed data from nearly 10,000 channels, including unreleased projects and sensitive information. The group targeted Disney over its handling of artist contracts, AI, and consumer relations, and has posted some of the stolen data online. The breach recalls the 2014 Sony Pictures hack.
A hacking group named Nullbulge has leaked internal communications from Disney's Slack channels, including discussions about ad campaigns, studio technology, and unreleased projects. The group claims to have accessed the data through a compromised Disney manager's computer. Disney is investigating the breach, which has raised concerns about the company's handling of artist contracts and use of AI.
Disney is investigating a hack by the group Nullbulge, which claims to have leaked over 1 terabyte of data from Disney's internal Slack channels. The leaked data reportedly includes sensitive information about unreleased projects, corporate communications, and employee details. The incident is reminiscent of the significant Sony Pictures hack a decade ago.
Hackers from the group "NullBulge" claim to have leaked 1.1 terabytes of Disney's internal Slack messages, including sensitive data and unreleased projects. The breach allegedly involved an insider, and Disney is currently investigating the matter. The data was initially posted on BreachForums and later taken down but remains available on mirror sites. Security experts warn that corporate Slack accounts are valuable targets for attackers.
