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Netflix Sued Over Stolen Unencrypted Drive Containing Unreleased Nicolas Cage Blockbuster
Fortitude, a $45 million WWII spy film, was stolen from Netflix's offices, sparking a lawsuit over security negligence and potential piracy
En resumen
- Netflix faces a lawsuit from Op-Fortitude and filmmaker Simon Afram after an unencrypted drive with the unreleased film Fortitude, starring Nicolas Cage, was stolen from their offices.
- The plaintiffs allege Netflix failed to implement basic security measures, leading to a potential leak and breach of contract, seeking at least $112.5 million in damages.
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Por qué importa
The film Fortitude, a WWII spy thriller, was produced with a $45 million budget and features an all-star cast. Its theft from Netflix's offices raises concerns over data security and potential piracy.
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Netflix will face increased scrutiny over its data security practices.
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The lawsuit will settle out of court.
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Preguntas abiertas
- Will the film be leaked?
- What are the full implications of Netflix's security breach?
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This article was originally published by Ars Technica.
