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Raise serious questions about the fbis claim that the malaware used in the attack is similar to malaware used in other attacks by north korea. these firms say that malaware was leaked a long time ago and could have been used by hackers anywhere in the world. previously u.s. investigators said they have evidence hackers stole the computer credentials of a sony insider but norse believes it was given out and they track the attack to one potential suspect. a woman code named lena, a former sony emp...

Inside access. >> u.s. investigators have evidence that hackers stole the computer credentials of a sony system administrator to get inside access. but could another government helped north korea? u.s. says there are signs others other involved. >> signs suggest iran is involved. they have worked together on missile development for many years. because iran has been a major client of north korea weapons. >> cnn reached out to iranian officials about that. they didnt respond. the white house maint...

Inside access. >> reporter: u.s. investigators have evidence that hackers stole the computer credentials of a sony system administrator to get inside access but could another government have helped north korea? one analyst says another u.s. enemy may be involved. >> there are signs that suggest iran may indeed have helped. because they have worked together on missile development for many years because iran has been a major client of north korea weapons. >> reporter: cnn reached out to iranian of...

As sony. they acted perfectly rationally. if you are them. the rest of us have to live with the consequences. i think we dont have a good notion of how to both defend ourselves against cyberattacks and, not just the u.s. government. it is obviously private industry. as well as how to respond. so when people talk about warfare, what does that mean? how are we actually supposed to respond? and its -- it is a new era in this regard. >> kevin, to you now. u.s. investigators learned the hackers stole...

>> the obama administration is ready to point the finger at north korea for the unprecedented sony hack. a move that could come as early as this morning. >> were considering a range of options about how to respond. >> among the possible options, more sanctions. the administration insisting the response will be strong. >>ky assure you the united states government is not blinking, were not backing down, were not in a crouching or fear position here. >> sources tell cnn theres evidence that the hac...

Thanks for staying with us on cnn. im errol barnett. >> and im natalie allen. our top stories at this hour. >> the u.s. could blame north korea for the hack on sony say thanksgiving stole computer credentials of a system administrator to access the system. that means this was not an inside job. the cyberattack led sony to pull the film "the interview" about a plot to assassinate kim jong un. in cairns, australia, police say they have found eight children dead inside a suburban home. their ages...

Job, like a disgruntled employee giving hackers access. but now federal investigators reportedly have evidence that hackers stole the computer credentials of a sony system administrator, which would allow them broad access. that information is part of the reasoned the feds believe north korea is behind the attack. and fox news catherine herridge says iran, russia might be involved pointing to sophisticated malware only those countries possess. even though those hackers appear to have achieved th...

Hired or someone inside of sony who provided them with all kinds of inside access. >> reporter: u.s. investigators have evidence that hackers stole the computer credentials of a sony system administrator to get inside access. but could another government have helped north korea? one analyst says another u.s. enemy may be involved. >> there are signs that suggest iran may indeed have helped because they have worked together on missile development for many years, because iran has been a major clie...

Evidence the hackers stole computer credentials from a sony system administrator, to get access to the companys computers. the white house said it did not pressure sony to pull "the interview," the controversial comedy which depicts the assassination of north korean dictator kim jong-un. >> take him out. >> for coffee? dinn dinner? >> we believe that kind of aristic expression should not be subject to intimidation. >> u.s. officials are considering how to characterize the hack, which some are ca...

Job, like a disgruntled employee giving hackers access. but now federal investigators reportedly have evidence that hackers stole the computer credentials of a sony system administrator, which would allow them broad access. that information is part of the reasoned the feds believe north korea is behind the attack. and fox news catherine herridge says iran, russia might be involved pointing to sophisticated malware only those countries possess. even though those hackers appear to have achieved th...