While the group did not reveal its attack method nor how much ransom it demanded, according to a copy of a contract allegedly signed between TDO and Larson, the hacking group asked for 50 BTC ($70,422) by January 31.īut after the studio stopped responding to the group's email requests in January, TDO turned to Netflix, which also did not pay the ransom either, eventually forcing the group to release the first 10 episodes of season 5 of 'Orange Is The New Black' after two months. In an interview with the, the hacking group revealed it managed to steal 'hundreds of GBs of unreleased and non-public media' from the servers of Larson Studios, an ADR (additional dialogue recorded) studio based in Hollywood in late 2016. Our offer(s) are still on the table - for now.'

And to the others: there's still time to save yourselves. We figured a pragmatic business such as yourselves would see and understand the benefits of cooperating with a reasonable and merciful entity like ourselves. We're quite ashamed to breathe the same air as you. You're going to lose a lot more money in all of this than what our modest offer was. Here's what the TDO's statement posted on Pastebin ( web archive) stated: On Saturday, the group headed on to Twitter and posted links to a Pastebin page, GitHub profile, and the Pirate Bay torrent site sharing Episode 1 of 'Orange Is The New Black' season 5 show.Īt the time of writing, the Pastebin ( web archive) and GitHub links went down, but the Pirate Bay torrent file remained up, and users have downloaded and shared its content.ġ0 out of 13 'Orange Is The New Black' Season 5 Episodes Leaked Onlineįollowing the release of Episode 1, TDO posted links to Pastebin and a second torrent file, hosted on The Pirate Bay, which includes episodes 2 through 10 of the season 5 of 'Orange Is The New Black.'Īccording to the Pastebin post, the group released 10 episodes of the show because Netflix didn't pay a ransom demand.

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