Ariana Grande sues hackers who leaked music and videos
Summary
Ariana Grande has filed a lawsuit against hackers who stole and leaked her unreleased music and studio footage by hacking into her collaborators' computers. The leaks have happened many times since 2011, including 45 songs leaked in 2023 alone. She is seeking legal action to find and stop the hackers.Key Facts
- Ariana Grande sued two unknown hackers in Los Angeles courts.
- Hackers targeted photographers and producers linked to Grande to steal unreleased material.
- The stolen content was sold on the "dark web," an anonymous online marketplace.
- In 2023, 45 unreleased songs of Grande's were leaked.
- The hacking started as early as 2011 and has happened hundreds of times.
- The lawsuit accuses the hackers of invading privacy and breaking California computer laws.
- Grande is about to release her eighth album, Petal, and is currently on a world tour.
- She called the concert tour her "last hurrah" for a long time.
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