Hackers Expose Personal Data of Wired Subscribers
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Hackers published personal information of Wired subscribers, including user IDs, display names, and IP addresses. The targeted database contained live data rather than a static repository. The hackers claimed that Conde Nast took a month to address the vulnerabilities on their website.
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