Five Sony films were leaked last week.
The North Korean government has refused to deny being involved in the recent cyber attack on Sony Pictures.
A number of Sony films were leaked to the internet last week, including Fury, which stars Brad Pitt, and unreleased movies such as Annie and Mr. Turner, Variety reported.
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North Korea was linked to the hacking after complaining to the US and the UN over upcoming release The Interview, which features James Franco and Seth Rogan in a plot to assassinate Kim Jong Un.
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According to the BBC, when asked about the allegations, a spokesman for North Korea said: "The hostile forces are relating everything to the DPRK (North Korea). I kindly advise you to just wait and see."
A group calling itself Guardians of Peace has taken credit for the hacking.
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The FBI is now looking into the data breach.
According to Variety , a statement from the bureau declared: "The targeting of public and private sector computer networks remains a significant threat, and the FBI will continue to identify, pursue, and defeat individuals and groups who pose a threat in cyberspace."
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