4 Mar 2012

Hackers Hack Michael Jackson's unreleased tracks: Last Dream Stolen:

Hackers Hack Michael Jackson's unreleased tracks: Last Dream Stolen by the hackers.

Complete back catalogue of Michael Jackson's effort, with an unreleased teamwork with WILL.I.AM, has been stolen by hackers.The Sony Music archive has been penetrated by cyber-crooks, who have unlawfully copied more than 50,000 digital files.

Record company bosses paid £156 million to Jackson's estate in 2010 for the catalogue, including unheard material from studio sessions when the superstar recorded Off The Wall, Thriller and Bad.
A source tells the Sunday Times, "Everything Sony purchased from the Michael Jackson estate was negotiated.

"It caused them to check their systems and they found the breach. There was a degree of sophistication. Sony identified the weakness and plugged the gap."The haul is also said to include a duet with the late Freddie Mercury and Black Eyed Peas rapper will.i.am.
The attack was discovered weeks after hackers targeted Sony's PlayStation Network in April (11), but was only confirmed by a Sony Music representative on Saturday (03Mar12).

No anti hacker software can block it?
How the World Best music was stolen by cyber-crime?
The digital files are insured?
 Does Companies sue any insurance claim?
 It’s Still the Mystery.

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