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The slew of celebrity nude photo leaks on 4chan in the past month have indicated, now
more than ever, that privacy is an illusion. Nothing on the cloud is spared, apparently
not even Snapchats -- fleeting photos the app's users are told can be opened, deleted and
never resurrected again. Turns out, those daily silly selfies and sensitive snaps might
be not only be cached somewhere by a third-party snap-saving collective, but they might
have also been hacked.
The so-called “Snappening” was first blogged about by social media strategist Kenny
Withers on Thursday, who estimated that hundreds of thousands of photos had been hacked
by 4chan users. On Monday, The Daily Beast confirmed that a 13.6 GB file containing
approximately 90,000 stolen photos and 9,000 videos were posted on a website called
viralpop.com over the weekend. The site was quickly deleted, but not before the content
was downloaded and widely shared across the internet on sites like 4chan and Reddit. The
images were mostly of people from Europe, and many were explicit in nature.
Two third-party SnapChat services have been mentioned in connection with the hack, an app
called Snapsave and website SnapSaved.com, both of which allow users to store photos sent
through Snapchat. On Thursday, Withers claimed that the rogues breached the system by
hacking into Snapsave and not the actual Snapchat servers, while Snapsave creator Georgie
Casey has denied his app's involvement. “My app just saves Snaps to your Android phone,
nothing is ever sent to my server,” Mr. Casey told the New York Times. Casey said in an
interview with Business Insider hat the service never logged users’ names and passwords
either.
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SnapSaved.com is harder to pin down: The content on the site has been mysteriously
erased, its URL has been suspended and for a time redirected to a Danish e-commerce
service. SnapSaved is not available as an app in iTunes’ App Store or through Google Play
for download.
Snapchat has come under fire in the past for its vulnerability to security breaches. Back
in January, 5 million Snapchat users' names and passwords were revealed by a third-party
hacking service.
Snapchat released a statement on Friday addressing the hacking scandal, saying users were
to blame: "We can confirm that Snapchat's servers were never breached and were not the
source of these leaks," the statement said. "Snapchatters were victimized by their use of
third-party apps to send and receive Snaps, a practice that we expressly prohibit in our
Terms of Use precisely because they compromise our users' security. We vigilantly monitor
the App Store and Google Play for illegal third-party apps and have succeeded in getting
many of these removed."
No matter who's responsible, the "Snappening" is the latest reminder that most
technological advancements of our time have failed to preserve our privacy. If you must
send sensitive pictures, the safest way is still by disposable camera, where prints can
be sent to friends via carrier pigeon.
There are over 200,000 snapchat pictures and videos have been leaked online. Better make
sure if your photos or videos get leaked!
Snapchat claims around 50 per cent of its users are between 13 and 17 years old, meaning
this latest leak potentially includes images which classed as child pornography.
t is estimated approximately 90,000 photographs and 9,000 videos were leaked through a
third-party app, with many of the images originating from Europeans who account for 32
per cent of Snapchat’s customers.
There are fears that the alleged leak could have involved hacking of popular third-party
android app Snapsave which collects Snapchat photos and videos.
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