. >> reporter: scott borg's cybersecurity group monitors the skill levels of hackers across the globedespite north korea's efforts to develop a sophisticated army of hackers he says there were elements in the sony attack that went beyond their skill level. >> the biggest one is that they were able to carry on with activities inside sony's network for so long without being spotted, moving possibly terabytes of data without anyone noticing requires a lot of skill. opening documents all over the place in order to download them and have no one notice requires quite a bit of skill. >> and they just didn't have that even recently? >> that's right. earlier this year there was no sign of that level of skill. >> reporter: borg believes kim jong un's regime may have outsourced at least some of the sony hack, but to whom? ? i think that most likely this was hacking talent that volunteered to help them or criminals that they hired. or someone inside of sony who provided them with all kinds of inside access. >> u.s. investigators have evidence that hackers stole the computer credentials of a sony

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. >> reporter: scott borg's cyb cybersecurity group monitors hackers across the globe.ying to develop sophisticated hackers there's elements that went beyond their skill level. >> the biggest one they were able to carry on with activities inside sony's network for so long without being spotted. moving possibly data without anyone noticing requires a lot of skill. opening documents all over the place in order to download them and have no one notice requires quite a bit of skill. >> reporter: and they just didn't have that even recently? >> that's right. earlier this year there was no sign of that level of skill. >> reporter: he believes the regime may have outsourced some of the sony hack but to whom? >> i think the most likely, this was hacking talent that volunteered to help them or criminals that they hired. or someone inside of sony who provided them with all kinds of inside access. >> reporter: u.s. investigators have evidence that hackers stole the computer credentials of a sony system administrator to get inside access but could another government have helped nort

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. >> reporter: scott borg's security group says there were elements in the sony attack that went beyondir skill level. >> the biggest one is they were able to carry on with activities inside sony's network for so long without being spotted, moving possibly terabytes of data without anyone knowing requires a lot of skill. opening documents all over the place to download them and no one noticing, requires skill. earlier this year, there was no sign of that level of skill. >> reporter: he believes some of it may have been outsourced. but to whom. >> most likely, this was hacking talent that volunteered to help them or criminals that they hired or someone inside of sony who provided them with all kinds of inside access. >> reporter: u.s. investigators have evidence that hackers stole the computer credentials of a sony system administrator to get inside access. but could another government have helped north korea? one analyst says another u.s. enemy may be involved. >> there are signs that suggest iran may indeed have helped because they have worked together on missile development for many y