Ariana Grande sues anonymous hackers over leaked material
Ariana Grande has filed a lawsuit in Los Angeles alleging that anonymous hackers stole parts of her personal and professional creative process and leaked hundreds of items since 2011, including 45 songs in 2023 and still-in-production masters and demos taken in 2019. The complaint says photographers and producers were targeted and that some materials were sold on the dark web, and it seeks to uncover the identities of the alleged perpetrators. The filing follows reported phishing attacks in 2024 that exposed unreleased photos and public comments by Grande about stolen songs, and it aims to hold wrongdoers accountable and deter future theft.
Grande filed suit to identify hackers behind extensive leaked material.
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Leaks have happened repeatedly since 2011 according to the lawsuit. Photos were taken in phishing attacks in 2024. The case could lead to discovery that identifies the anonymous hackers and possible legal action.
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