Russian Mafia hacked Sony, framed North Korea. Sony paying regular ransom to Russian Mafia

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It was not the North Koreans who hacked Sony, it was the Russian Mafia. The Russians wrote the code in traditional Korean, and the North Koreans speak their own Korean, and traditional Korean is forbidden.  On his blog, security expert Marc Rogers explains all of this.  The Russians used Korean to get investigators off their trail. 

He also points out that the attacks started well before there was any mention of the movie The Interview. It was only after the media mentioned it that US government “security experts” started talking about North Korea. They now say they have “evidence” of the attack being from North Korea. These are the same folks who had “proof” of weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, and “proof” that Sadam Hussain was conneted with Al Quaeda. They created their “proof” to help build a case for some kind of action against North Korea, the same as they did with Iraq. 

Because the attacks started before the movie was even being mentioned, it makes so much more sense that it was not North Korea. It is known that 5 Sony executives were sent emails demanding money before the movie was mentioned as well. The Russian Mafia got a big cash payment from Sony, and they will get weekly cash payments indefinitely, and Sony will accept that as part of their “new normal” operating expenses. 

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