Although the headline may seem a little odd, what it is referring to is another data breach at a major Hollywood movie studio, in this case Disney, where the latest sequel in the successful Pirates of the Caribbean movie series has apparently been stolen through a data breach and the hacker is demanding a ransom which Disney is refusing to pay.  If the ransom is not paid, the hacker has indicated he will release the movie online in advance of the Theatrical release date of May 26th.
This latest incident comes on the heels of the hacker known as thedarkoverlord,  posting nine episodes of the popular Netflix original series, “Orange is the New Black on a publicly available file a few weeks ago as I reported to you on Scamicide at the time.  This type of extortion can only be expected to grow as hackers attack the weakest links in movie and television program development.
TIPS
If the movie is posted online I strongly urge you not to download it.  In addition to the morality and ethics of not participating and encouraging this type of crime, you also run the risk of downloading various types of malware including ransomware and keystroke logging malware that can lead to your becoming a victim of identity theft if you go to these rogue websites.