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The NSA pays more and has always accepted hackers. Roughly double the salary and they don't have a dress code. The problem for the FBI is they can't seem to look past your credentials which are essentially criminal by law.
But in this case, Sony had horridly screwed the pooch where it comes to security and again any decent network admin should have been able to tell them where the attack was sourced and to mitigate it within hours at the outside.
Yes, NSA is becoming more and more like China's hacking unit. NSA does heavily recruit hackers but NSA hacking unit is designed to hack not prevent hacking. FBI has always been behind the 8 ball on technology advances and NSA has always been used to take advantage in an offensive capacity. For example... the shutting down of NK "internet".. that was probably NSA.
To me, this was an inside job. Somebody who worked at Sony or currently still does in IT had all the ability to do it. The first emails sent to Sony before and during the hack was about Sony business practices and not about the movie.
FBI, Media, Sony and Obama made it about the movie. But wonder why? Oh that's right State Department actually advise Sony about making a movie about North Korea instead of a generic country like in the "Dictator".