Disney hacked: wave of series and video game revelations announced

Its veracity has not yet been confirmed, but A hacker group called NullBulge claims to have hacked the Slack of Disney’s development groupobtaining information about upcoming movie, series and video game releases.

The Slack tool is used by many companies for Internal messages between employeesIn addition to texts, you can share photos, videos and files.

As NullBulge explains on their website, they have hacked “almost 10,000 channels, all possible messages and files, unpublished projects, raw images, code, logins, links to APIs/internal web pages… And much more!”

Disney hacking and future projects

On his X account, NullBulge says: “We have dumped (copied) the entire developer Slack of Disney. 1.2TB of files and chat messages. Everything we could get our hands on, we downloaded and packed up. Want to see what goes on behind closed doors? Get it.

As they define themselves, NullBulge is a group of “hacktivists” (hackers who hack for a political or social motive) with the aim of “protecting the rights of artists and ensuring fair compensation for their work.”

Disney has been accused by Star Wars and Alien writers and scriptwriters of not collecting royalties from their novels and comics that they made for Lucasfilm, before it was acquired by Disney. Neil Gaiman himself publicly supported these artists.

According to has investigated HackRead, NullBulge may have ties to hackers behind LockBit ransomwareand could have used the Infostealer malware to steal the data through Slack.

These days an unannounced Disney game has been leaked, Aliens Fireteam Elite 2and some experts believe the revelation could have come from the NullBulge hack.

If this is confirmed Disney hackin the next few days many series, movies and video games that have not yet been announced will be leaked.

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