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Mark and norse are doing is trying to approach this like north korea is some kind of rational actor. this is not a country that does rational things, you know? and so you're sort of approaching it from this point of view of that well north korea would never do this. or it's not likely that they would behave in this way. it is true that this is a very unusual hack. i mean it's never been seen where you have hackers go in and destroy thousands of computers, which is what they did here. that made the system unusable. and you had sony employees having to use old cell phones and old personal phones...

Detailed insider information, the kind they think only an employee would p. >> the difference between private companies and the fbi is the fbi has access to classified information, intelligence information, and we're monitoring north korea from a nuclear standpoint so we have sources and methods we don't want to compromise. >> reporter: the new information was presented to the fbi this week, but so far the bureau isn't budging, still blaming north korea for the massive hack. the state department is sticking with the story as well. >> the united states government has concluded that the north ko...

Attackers are and how they did this? >> because private security companies started to look at the malware the hackers used and one is called north. one contains super sensitive information that only an employee would know. now an official from the cyber intelligence company says they briefed the fbi this week and the bureau was open to the new information, but they are still not budging. still blaming north korea for this cyber attack. and so is the state department. >> the united states government has concluded that the north korean government is responsible for this attack. and we stand by t...

>> yes, we had people come in from home until we stabilized the situation, and we had people stay over the shift so that we knew that we could manage the situation, and it is a all hands out to manage the campus. >> how do you do that? a phone tree or -- >> yes, we have a a page that goes out, and soy immediately called the medic command center, and they sent out the page to everyone, and we set up a command center, and each person has a role in the command sen te, and public relations, and, you know, the operation avl management, and staffing management, and physician o.r. management, and cap...

16-year-old who lives on 130th street has more instant access of a platform to talk to people than a tenured professor did 40 years ago. if you wanted to tell 500 people 40 years ago, what did you do? start a phone tree? so there's a distinction between people on the inside and people on the outside. >> it should have been the easiest ipo in the world. everyone wanted in. everyone expects that you pay too much. the level of screw ups from all down the line from perhaps facebook not understanding and what you need to put in the s-1 to be clear. to before a company goes public, they have to file...