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Watch the Kim Jong-un assassination that was too gory for Sony to approve
This just might be the (exploding) face that launched a thousand hacks: one of the many variants of Kim Jong-un’s death scene from Sony’s notorious and possibly colossal-hack-causing movie The Interview. First discovered by Gawker, the clip has been leaked as part of the ongoing attack against the Japanese company; a hack that many have speculated was triggered by North Korean anger at the portray
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Did Sony Get Hacked Because of This Kim Jong-un Death Scene?
