Disney is currently investigating a significant data breach after the hacktivist group Nullbulge claimed responsibility for leaking over 1.2 terabytes of internal communications. This breach allegedly includes sensitive information about upcoming projects, advertising campaigns, and even employee data.Nullbulge, which identifies as a group protecting artists?ÇÖ rights, stated that they targeted Disney due to its use of artificial intelligence (AI) in creative processes, which they consider detrimental to artists. The hackers claimed they accessed Disney's internal Slack channels through an insider, although this has not been independently verified?.The leaked data reportedly contains raw images, project details, and technical information. Nullbulge has a history of opposing the use of AI in creative industries, arguing that it constitutes intellectual theft??.Disney confirmed the investigation but has not provided details about the extent or impact of the breach. This incident has heightened concerns in the creative industry about the implications of AI on artists' livelihoods?.