The website of controversial social media influencer Andrew Tate's self-help site The Real World was reportedly hacked this week.
Hackers extracted a large amount of data from the Tate site (formerly known as Hustler University), including approximately 794,000 usernames, 324,382 unique email addresses, and both public and private chat logs I was able to. According to the Daily Dotyou have received a copy of your data.
The breach reportedly occurred on Thursday, when Tate was broadcasting his show “Emergency Meeting” on Rumble when hackers began flooding the website's public chat rooms with emojis. It has become clear.
According to the Daily Dot, “The emojis include a transgender flag, a feminist fist, an AI-generated image of Tate wearing a rainbow flag, an enlarged image of her butt, and a 'Boy Kisser' meme. It included a cat character that was used.” .
It is unclear who was responsible for the breach, but the hackers told the outlet that their motive was “hacktivism” and that Tate's website was “ridiculously insecure.”
The hackers put the data obtained in the breach into two websites: HaveIBeenPwned, which allows users to track when their personal information was compromised, and DDoSecets, which publishes hacked documents that may be of public interest. said that it was provided to
Membership in “The Real World” program starts at $50 per month.
Tate touts the site as “the world's most advanced financial education platform” and claims that “making money is a skill.” I'll teach you how to master it. ”
The program includes lessons on e-commerce, copywriting, cryptocurrency and stock investing, and physical fitness, according to the website.
The incident comes months after another breach that exposed 22 million messages from “Real World” members. According to Cyber News.
Tate, 37, is a former reality TV star and kickboxer who has come under intense scrutiny for expressing misogynistic views online.
He has been banned from multiple social media platforms for violating policies against hate speech.
Tate is on trial in Romania on human trafficking charges. He was placed under house arrest in August.
