Crims disconnect Wired subscribers from their privacy, publish deets online

A criminal group calling itself 'Lovely' publicly published a tranche of Conde Nast subscriber data—centered on Wired readers—including 2.3 million emails plus names (285k), home addresses (108k), and phone numbers (32k), and claims it will release 40+ million more; the files were posted to Limewire and Gofile.io. Researchers matched records against global infostealer infection logs (notably RedLine/Racoon patterns) and confirmed the dataset's authenticity, warning of elevated risks for doxxing, swatting and phishing; no credit card data appears exposed and Conde Nast had not responded at the time of reporting.