Andrew Tate’s Misogynist Empire Hacked: Subscribers’ Data Exposed!
Andrew Tate’s Real World website has been hilariously hacked, exposing data on its 113,000 subscribers. The self-proclaimed misogynist’s site, dubbed insecure, was spammed with pride emojis and images. This breach coincides with Tate’s ongoing legal woes, including charges of sex trafficking and rape.
Hot Take:
In the latest episode of “What Could Possibly Go Wrong?” Andrew Tate’s website took a nosedive faster than his boxing career. It turns out that when you mix toxic masculinity with a dash of data insecurity, you get a recipe for disaster. Who knew that a site preaching how to be the alpha male could be taken down by a few emojis and a rainbow flag? Talk about poetic justice!
Key Points:
- Andrew Tate’s website, Real World, hacked; data on subscribers stolen.
- Hackers accessed 221 public and 395 private chat servers, and 794,000 usernames.
- Intruders spammed site with LGBTQ+ emojis highlighting Tate’s controversial views.
- Exposed database left 968,447 user accounts vulnerable with sensitive information.
- Tate remains under house arrest in Romania amid ongoing legal battles.
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