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Ariana Grande sues hackers for leaking unreleased songs

Ariana Grande in the music video for 'Yes, And?' Reproduction/YouTube Singer Ariana Grande sued hackers this Monday (27) for leaking unreleased songs and videos. According to the North American press, the star claims that a group attacked...

By 365 Breaking News Editorial Team 1 min read
Ariana Grande sues hackers for leaking unreleased songs
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After gaining access to the content, hackers tried to sell it on the internet. According to the lawsuit, in 2019, they accessed a Dropbox account belonging to the singer's photographer, and the following year, they hacked into a music producer's mobile device, obtaining unreleased songs by Ariana Grande.

  • The artist's lawyers did not name any specific person and highlighted that the legal action aims to "discover the identities of these unscrupulous people".

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Ariana Grande in the music video for 'Yes, And?' Reproduction/YouTube Singer Ariana Grande sued hackers this Monday (27) for leaking unreleased songs and videos. According to the North American press, the star claims that a group attacked the digital accounts of people who work on his staff, such as photographers and music producers. After gaining access to the content, hackers tried to sell it on the internet. According to the lawsuit, in 2019, they accessed a Dropbox account belonging to the singer's photographer, and the following year, they hacked into a music producer's mobile device, obtaining unreleased songs by Ariana Grande. The artist's lawyers did not name any specific person and highlighted that the legal action aims to "discover the identities of these unscrupulous people".