North Korea publicly denies being behind Sony hack

January 14, 2015 08:18

North Korea insists it had nothing to do with the massive computer hack at Sony and wants the United States, which has blamed North Korea, to provide evidence.

The United States hit North Korea with new sanctions this month after the FBI said North Korea was behind the attack. "My country has nothing to do with the Sony hacking. It is out of sense to do that, and we very want United States to provide evidence," An Myong Hun, North Korea's deputy UN ambassador, said in a rare public denial.

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