North Korean Government -- Sony Hackers Don't Work For Us ... But It Was 'Righteous'
North Korean Government Sony Hackers Don't Work For Us But It Was 'Righteous'
The North Korean government insists it had nothing to do with the hack on Sony ... but at the same time they're rejoicing over the security breach.
A N.K. National Defense Commission spokesperson called the hacking "a righteous deed of the supporters and sympathizers [of] the DPRK," which condemned the movie.
The North Korean gov. filed a formal complaint with the U.N. over the James Franco/Seth Rogen flick "The Interview" -- which is all about assassinating Kim Jong Un -- calling it an "act of war."
The spokesperson also calls the hackers "champions of peace" ... and accuses South Korea of floating the false rumor of its involvement.
