Hollywoodreporter Ex Sony CEO Reflects on 'The Interview' Cyberattack After Years
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Former Sony Pictures CEO Michael Lynton expressed regret over the production of 'The Interview,' a film that led to a significant cyberattack attributed to North Korea in 2014. The attack resulted in the leak of confidential scripts and sensitive company information, impacting Sony Pictures and its employees.
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2014-12-16
Sony Pictures suffers a major cyberattack by North Korea
2014-12-17
Confidential scripts and data leaked online
2026-02-20
Lynton discusses regrets in an interview
2026-02-22
Lynton reflects on the impact of the film and hack
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