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HBO hackers leak Game of Thrones Season 7 climax
Just a day before the last episode of \"Game of Thrones\" Season 7 set to hit the screens, the HBO hackers calling themselves as \"Mr Smith\" have leaked the climax of the ongoing season, thus ending the suspense that kept the millions of fans on toes.
Washington: Just a day before the last episode of "Game of Thrones" Season 7 set to hit the screens, the HBO hackers calling themselves as "Mr Smith" have leaked the climax of the ongoing season, thus ending the suspense that kept the millions of fans on toes.
According to Mashable on Friday, the hacking group which stole approximately 1.5 terabytes of data from HBO have released, what they call, a sixth wave of leaks that contain confidential plot summaries and details of how the season will end.
"Mashable has read the confidential summary but has chosen not to publish the explicit details," the report said. In response, HBO has said the hackers may continue to drop bits and pieces of stolen information in an attempt to generate media attention. "That's a game we're not going to participate in," HBO was quoted as saying.
The hacking group demanded approximately $6.5 million worth of Bitcoin from HBO but that demand has not been met so far. However, the hacking group claimed to have sold the stolen data to three customers in deep web who paid them half of the amount they had requested in ransom from HBO.
