By forcefully entering in the network’s system, hackers didn’t only compromise GoT information, they have also leaked unaired episodes of Ballers and Room 104. Executive documents and scripts have been stolen, along with GoT actors’ personal info – emails, phone numbers, and home addresses. The hackers are demanding a multi-million-dollar ransom from HBO.

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Earlier this week, hackers broke into the network’s systems and reportedly stole as much as 1.5 terabytes of confidential data, including Game of Thrones scripts and two episodes of Ballers and Room 104. According to The Guardian, another 3.4GB of files has been stolen and the hackers are demanding ransom or they will leak more episodes.

As The Verge reports, one of the stolen documents includes a list of phone numbers, emails, and home addresses for all the actors featured in season 7 Game of Thrones.

HBO said it is continuing to investigate and is working with police and cybersecurity experts.

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IP Echelon, the company frequently used by HBO to remove links to infringing material from Google, sent a DMCA take-down notice to the search engine to force them to remove the links to the leaked files. As they explained, hackers are responsible for “masses of copyrighted items including documents, images, videos and sound.”

News about HBO being hacked first spread Monday morning, when the hackers went to media to announce they had stolen episodes of Ballers, Insecure, and Room 104, as well as the script for the next episode of Game of Thrones, scheduled to air on August 6.

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By forcefully entering in the network’s system, hackers didn’t only compromise GoT information, they have also leaked unaired episodes of Ballers and Room 104. Executive documents and scripts have been stolen, along with GoT actors’ personal info – emails, phone numbers, and home addresses. The hackers are demanding a multi-million-dollar ransom from HBO.

The post Despite Leaked Episode, “Game of Thrones” Sets New Ratings Record appeared first on OMG Check It Out !.

Earlier this week, hackers broke into the network’s systems and reportedly stole as much as 1.5 terabytes of confidential data, including Game of Thrones scripts and two episodes of Ballers and Room 104. According to The Guardian, another 3.4GB of files has been stolen and the hackers are demanding ransom or they will leak more episodes.

As The Verge reports, one of the stolen documents includes a list of phone numbers, emails, and home addresses for all the actors featured in season 7 Game of Thrones.

HBO said it is continuing to investigate and is working with police and cybersecurity experts.

The post HBO Hackers Leak “Game of Thrones” Stars’ Phone Numbers and Addresses appeared first on OMG Check It Out !.

IP Echelon, the company frequently used by HBO to remove links to infringing material from Google, sent a DMCA take-down notice to the search engine to force them to remove the links to the leaked files. As they explained, hackers are responsible for “masses of copyrighted items including documents, images, videos and sound.”

News about HBO being hacked first spread Monday morning, when the hackers went to media to announce they had stolen episodes of Ballers, Insecure, and Room 104, as well as the script for the next episode of Game of Thrones, scheduled to air on August 6.

The post HBO Security Contractor: Hackers Stole “Thousands of Internal Documents” appeared first on OMG Check It Out !.