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Nullbulge on their website boast of having hacked over 10,000 channels every message and file possible. Disney confirmed on Monday that it is investigating a reported cyberattack on its internal slack workplace messaging system. The hack allegedly carried out by group called Nullbulge is said to have compromised thousands of Slack channels and exposed sensitive data including unreleased images, login details, links to internal pages. Disney has assured that they are investigating the matter and will take actions to address the situation. Nullbulge on their website boasts of having hacked almost 10,000 channels every messages and file possible. While full extent of breach has not been verified the WSJ reviewed some of leaked material which date back to 2019 and included discussion on topics ranging from website maintenance employee photos and employ assesments. The group claims to have targeted Disney due to worry about Company handling of artist contracts its approach to AI and blatant disregard of the consumer. The group reportedly accessed the data through a Disney software development manager whose computer they compromised twice. The group has previously stolen personal data and online credentials which they then published online including the private data of Disney employee in question. The public disclosure of company internal messages codes and documents can cause huge disruption company and undermine its commercial objectives. The leaked material as per journal consist of chating about maintaining Disney corporate website. software development assessment of job candidates initiatives foe emerging leaders within ESPN and images of employee dogs with data daing back to 2019. The hacking group recently posted screenshots of documents online that it claimed to have obtained from Disney Slack channels. These alleged documents included excerpts pf project description  as well as visit booking and revenue data from Disneyland Paris. Nullbulge name itsel