4chan’s Soyclipse: Hacked, Offline, and in a Tangled Web of Chaos
Soyjak.party claims credit for hacking 4chan, causing chaos and exposing admin emails. Allegedly, the attack exploited outdated PHP vulnerabilities, forcing 4chan into text-only mode. Members of “The Party” gleefully announce their success, while 4chan scrambles to recover. It’s a wild digital showdown—Soyclipse style!
Hot Take:
4chan has finally met its match in a classic game of cat and mouse, with the digital proletariat of Soyjak.party seizing the means of forum production. The digital world has proven once again that when you mess with the soy, you get the beans… or in this case, the admin passwords!
Key Points:
- 4chan was taken down by a hack executed by Soyjak.party, causing intermittent loading issues.
- Hackers leaked screenshots and a list of emails allegedly belonging to 4chan’s staff.
- The breach was possible due to outdated PHP software from 2016, full of security vulnerabilities.
- 4chan’s PHP source code was later leaked on Kiwi Farms, adding insult to injury.
- 4chan has a storied history of leaking files from high-profile companies.
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