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Ars Technica · 2026/7/31 16:17:55

Man invested $45M in a Nicolas Cage movie. It got stolen off Netflix’s desk.

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一位投资者为尼古拉斯·凯奇的新片砸了4500万美元,结果电影成片竟在Netflix办公室被偷走了!更离谱的是,Netflix拖了一周才告诉制片方这个坏消息,气得制片公司直接起诉。 这事儿说白了就是:一部备受期待的2026年大片,未加密的硬盘放在Netflix办公桌上,被人顺手牵羊偷走了。Netflix内部发邮件承认“上周有人从我们办公桌上偷走了不少硬盘”,但制片方多次要求归还,Netflix都没回应,最后只能对簿公堂。 对普通人来说,这事儿最大的启示就是——大公司也没想象中那么安全。一方面,这部凯奇新片可能面临延期上映,影迷得多等等了;另一方面,这种未加密硬盘失窃事件暴露了影视行业的数据安全隐患。想想看,如果连Netflix这种科技巨头都如此大意,那些名不见经传的小公司岂不是更危险?以后再爆出类似的“片源泄露”或“数据被盗”事件,大家也不用太惊讶了,毕竟连好莱坞巨头都栽了跟头。这次事件也给所有企业提了个醒:数据安全无小事,再重要的作品,防护不到位就可能一夜打水漂。
Netflix has been sued after admitting that an unencrypted drive containing an unreleased, hotly anticipated 2026 blockbuster starring Nicolas Cage was stolen from its offices. In a lawsuit filed Wednesday, Netflix was accused of waiting a week to warn the production company, Op-Fortitude, that the movie, Fortitude, was swiped, along with other drives that were “stolen right off a Netflix desk.” “Someone stole a good amount of drives from our office desks this past week,” Sean Berney, director of Netflix Original Film, said in an email to a production company representative after several attempts to get Netflix to return the drives were allegedly ignored.Read full article Comments
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