Overview
- 4chan remains largely inaccessible after a hack exploited outdated PHP vulnerabilities, exposing internal systems and user data.
- Hackers leaked source code, moderator emails, and personal user information, raising significant privacy concerns.
- The Soyjak Party, a rival forum, claimed responsibility for the breach, allegedly gaining access to 4chan's backend for over a year.
- The hack has intensified speculation about 4chan's long-term viability, with experts suggesting recovery could be slow and costly.
- Users and moderators face heightened risks of doxing and exposure, given the controversial nature of 4chan's content and community.