Security experts at AlienVault dissected a sample of the wiper malware used for the attack on Sony Pictures that link it to North Korean hackers. The malware was compiled between November 22th and 24th, a few days before the major attack against Sony Pictures. Despite the findings, the Government of Pyongyang is denying any involvement in the cyber attack. The strain of malware analyzed by Alien Vault used a simple login and password to gain access to corporate Sony Picture network, this circumstance suggests that the hackers have already targeted the company.”]