A hacking group said it published data from thousands of Slack channels at Disney.

Disney is investigating a hacker group that claims to have obtained 1 TB of data from the company's internal Slack channels.

Slack channels, which contain discussions about ad campaigns, studio technology, and interview candidates, have been leaked online by hacker group Nullbulge, the Wall Street Journal reported on Monday.

Disney has confirmed it is investigating an apparent leak of internal messages by a hacking group, which claims it is "protecting artists' rights". The group, Nullbulge, said it had gained access to thousands of communications from Disney employees and had downloaded "every file possible".

Over a terabyte of data supposedly obtained from Disney’s internal messaging channels has been leaked online by a self-proclaimed “hacktivist group,” including login credentials, code, images, and information about unreleased projects.

An activist hacking group claimed it leaked thousands of Disney’s internal messaging channels, which included information about unreleased projects, raw images and some logins and computer codes.

A hacker group called “NullBulge” says it stole more than a terabyte of Disney’s internal Slack messages and files from nearly 10,000 channels in an apparent protest over AI-generated art.

Disney is presently looking into a serious breach of their internal Slack channels, which is a worrying development. According to their accusations, the hacker collective Nullbulge gained access to these channels and stole and leaked more than 1 terabyte of private information.

The leaked data includes talks on managing Disney's corporate website, its software code, and job applicant evaluations, spanning back to at least 2019