It's good to know that our country's security is in the very best of hands. In a CNN interview, the president said he doesn't consider the Sony hack "an act of war," but rather an act of "cybervandalism": But he stuck by his criticism of Sony's decision to cancel its plans to release the movie "The Interview," which includes a cartoonish depiction of the assassination of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, after the country threatened attacks against theaters that showed it. Obama said in a Friday news conference that Sony made "a mistake," and that he wished the company had called him first. That led Sony Entertainment CEO Michael Lynton to tell CNN that Obama and the public "are mistaken as to what actually happened." He blamed movie theater companies that opted not to show the film, saying they forced Sony's hand. Related: Sony exec fires back at Obama Investigators: Hackers stole Sony...(Read Full Post)