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Members of congress, super user access to the system itself, and most importantly the sensitive information being held by the house foreign affairs committee and other committees they had access to. what this all comes down to is like, okay, you can have all that, but what gets worse if she actually employs these folks to do hideous things behind the scenes. this evidence now that a least one of his brothers was helping her do the bernie sanders malevolent activities, trying to manipulative things against him. that actually helped her do things like voice change calls, they did all other thing...

Attack on sony. >> reporter: the cybersecurity form norse did its own investigation of the hack. norse included cloudflare said that the malware used in the sony attack is similar to other malware used in other attacks by north korea. these sources say that malware was leaked and could have been used anywhere in the world. they have evidence that hackers stole the credentials of a sony insider, but norse believes it was given out. and they tracked it to one potential suspect, a woman co-named lena a former sony employee. they say lena was a security staffer with sony who had what he calls supe...

Raise serious questions about the fbi's 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 employee who he says worked for sony for several years. guideline says lena has ties to the hacking gr...

Woman code named lina, a former sony employee. he says lina has ties to the hacking group "guardians of peace," which claimed responsibility for the sony hit. she was a security staffer with sony who had what he calls super user access to the company's cyber secrets, user names and passwords to critical systems. he says lina had two motives for the hack. >> first of all, how sony treated its employees, layoffs that were going on, but also a bigger issue around piracy and how sony was treating those who had pirated music, had been -- and movies and other content and how they had been prosecuted...