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The warning follows a confirmation from the FBI that it is investigating last week's hack into Sony Pictures Entertainment's network.
Sony Pictures was forced to shut down its corporate network in the attack and some of its unreleased films have also been leaked online.
But the warning from the US authorities did not name any victims that have been targeted.
Instead, it provided some technical details about the malicious software and advice on how to handle such an attack.
Pyongyang has written letters to the UN Secretary General and President Barack Obama asking for the film to be blocked, but when asked if it was involved in the cyber-attack on Sony
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