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Ariana Grande sues hackers who leaked music and videos

First publishedJul 28, 00:57 UTC
Last updatedJul 28, 11:04 UTC · 10m ago
22 outletsNew York Post, Variety11 outletBBC World
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Answer

Ariana Grande sued two hackers for leaking unreleased music and videos. The lawsuit was filed in Los Angeles. The hackers' identities are still unknown.

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Ariana Grande is suing two hackers. They leaked her unreleased music and videos. The lawsuit was filed in Los Angeles.

Why it matters

This is important because people's personal information and work can be stolen and shared without their permission.

In brief
Who is suing the hackers?
Ariana Grande
What did the hackers do?
They leaked Ariana Grande's unreleased music and videos
Where was the lawsuit filed?
Los Angeles
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The outlets report the same basic facts, but with slightly different details. The New York Post and Variety provide more specific information about the hackers' actions.

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    1Angle
    Scouting report

    Hackers targeted personal digital accounts of people Ariana Grande worked with.

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    TypeAngle
    New York Postmentions 'various personal digital accounts'
    Varietymentions 'personal digital accounts of photographers and producers'
    BBC Worlddoes not mention this detail
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    Scouting report

    Hackers used phishing scams and backdoor access to leak content.

    Sources3
    TypeAngle
    Varietymentions 'phishing scams and hacking schemes'
    New York Postmentions 'malicious invasion' of privacy
    BBC Worlddoes not mention this detail
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