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More than 1.6TB worth of videos and images from OnlyFans has been leaked online. The data dump appears to be primarily comprised of women’s accounts, specifically those who use the site to share pornographic images.
OnlyFans claims it’s not due to a hack, though. Steve Pym, OnlyFans’ marketing chief, said on Twitter that the company has “found no evidence of any breach of our systems” and that the leaked files appear to “be curated from multiple sources, including other social media applications.” The statement was first reported by Motherboard. OnlyFans did not respond to The Verge’s request for comment.
OnlyFans may not have been hacked, but its content evidently isn’t secure
OnlyFans allows influencers, models, public figures, and...
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More than 1.6TB worth of videos and images from OnlyFans has been leaked online. The data dump appears to be primarily comprised of women’s accounts, specifically those who use the site to share pornographic images.
OnlyFans claims it’s not due to a hack, though. Steve Pym, OnlyFans’ marketing chief, said on Twitter that the company has “found no evidence of any breach of our systems” and that the leaked files appear to “be curated from multiple sources, including other social media applications.” The statement was first reported by Motherboard. OnlyFans did not respond to The Verge’s request for comment.
OnlyFans may not have been hacked, but its content evidently isn’t secure
OnlyFans allows influencers, models, public figures, and...
Continue reading…
Continue reading...