New theory on Sony attack emerges, pointing to Russian hackers

The emails are surprisingly plentiful, Taia Global president Jeffrey Carr, said.

“Normally hackers don’t leave so many texts,” Carr told the Daily News in a brief phone call.

Phrases such as “our agents find themselves act in necessary places” and “is called by the greed of Sony” were compared to four major languages to detect the writer’s native language.

The majority of the phrasing could have been translated word for word from Russian, Shlomo Argamon, a professor at the Illinois Institute of Technology, learned.