USA Today: WikiLeaks has released what it called “Sony Files Part 2,” dumping 276,394 more private documents, emails and financial data onto servers for the world to see. The release of Sony’s sensitive data appears to be in conjunction with the third anniversary of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange’s encampment in the Ecuadorian embassy in London. The new cache cuts a vast swathe across Sony’s communications, from contact detail lists to expense reports spanning multiple years and employees.