Internal source code and data belonging to The New York Times was leaked on the 4chan message board after being stolen from the company's GitHub repositories in January 2024, The Times confirmed ...

The New York Times has become the latest victim of a breach after its internal source code and data were stolen through an exposed GitHub token and posted on 4chan. First reported by VX ...

Apparently the source code for 4chan was leaked on various platforms, including GitHub and Telegram. The group claiming responsibility was a hacker group from a rival image forum known as soyjak.

Unknown hackers have uploaded 270 GB of source code for one of the world ... the data that was stolen from the company’s GitHub repositories in January 2024. According to a post by an anonymous user ...

Now, it appears the New York Times Company is the latest establishment to have its data leaked on 4Chan over the past week. The data allegedly includes source code to its viral Wordle game.

Today on 4chan someone leaked the source code ... email to BleepingComputer confirmed that the code platform in question was indeed GitHub and assured that neither internal corporate systems ...

Previously, she was a writer and editor at MUO. 4chan appears to be down following a major hack that reportedly exposed its source code. A user on a competing messaging board claimed ...

The 4chan blog post explains that moderators shut down the servers on April 14 to prevent any more damage after a serious database attack where hackers gained access to the site’s source code.

It’s unclear if 4chan was hacked, but rumors quickly spread across social media about the shutdown. On Reddit, one user wrote that, while unconfirmed, the website’s “source code, user’s ...

In the first substantial post to its official blog in eight years, 4chan's team confirmed speculation that the outage was due to a hacker, and that the source code had been compromised.