BuzzFeed990 Archivesthe latest victim of a website hack.
OurMine, a group responsible for hacking the social media accounts of tech executives like Mark Zuckerberg, Twitter's Jack Dorsey and Evan Williams, Google CEO Sundar Pichai, and Wikipedia co-founder Jimmy Wales targeted and gained access to the major media site on Wednesday morning.
The extent of OurMine's hack of BuzzFeed’s systems was not immediately clear, but the group was able to alter several headlines and leads on the site, originally targeting a post by reporter Joseph Bernstein.
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According to Gizmodo, Bernstein wrote an article with the headline, "This Saudi Teen Is Probably Behind the Hacks of Dozens of Tech CEOs," claiming that a “soccer-obsessed high-school student” was responsible for OurMine.
Ourmine hacked the story and included the message, "Hacked by OurMine team, don’t share fake news about us again, we have your database. Next time it will be public. Don’t fuck with OurMine again."
A spokesperson from BuzzFeed declined to answer questions about whether any data had been taken as part of the hack.
The post has since been removed and the link now takes users to the following screen:
Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable A Mashablescreen grab shows that other BuzzFeed posts were tampered with to include "Hacked by OurMine Team" in headlines.
Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable Buzzfeed News issued a statement on Twitter confirming that several posts on the website had been altered and the site is working to restore the originals.
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