Condé Nast is ending the year on a sour note.
It was hacked, and more than 2.3 million user records from Wired were released, including name, email, address and phone, but no passwords, Ken Fisher, editor in chief of Arts Technica, reported in a post.
Worse, the hacker named Lovely lectured the company on its alleged data protection practices.
“Condé Nast does not care about the security of their users data,” it wrote. “It took us an entire month to convince them to fix the vulnerabilities on their websites. We will leak more of their users’ data (40 + million) over the next few weeks. Enjoy!”
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