The Sony Pictures breach that we first reported on two weeks ago continues to make headlines. As the days pass it looks increasingly like the wound inflicted on the media giant was larger and more grievous than was initially assumed, but facts are still thin on the ground. An analysis of 33,000 Sony documents by security firm Identity Finder reportedly turned up personal data, including salaries and home addresses, for employees who stopped working at Sony as far back as 2000. An ex-employee describes the information security at Sony Pictures as a complete joke”]