Tiger Woods unleashes his lawyers on porn site over stolen vid and pics

... After it 'published nude selfies of him and ex Lindsey Vonn hacked from her phone' - along with stolen pictures of Miley Cyrus, Kristen Stewart and Katharine McPhee



Tiger Woods has reportedly set his lawyers on a porn site that posted explicit nude photos of him and Lindsey Vonn.

The site posted the nude photos after they were hacked from Vonn's phone, TMZ reported.

They include images of Woods that he sent to the Olympic gold-medalist skier while the pair were in a relationship, the site said.

The 14-time gold major winner, 41 and Vonn, 32, split in May, 2015.

Vonn purportedly appears in 22 of the nude images on the site, although the subject's face is only partially visible, so it's unclear whether the photos are definitely of her.

In several of them the woman is fully nude save for a pair of snow boots, apparently photographing herself in a body-length mirror from the front and back.

Other images in the set explicitly show the naked front and rear of what appears to be the same woman.

Of the two private images purporting to be of Woods, both also obscure his face - although the bottom half of the face in the images look strikingly similar to Woods'.

In one, the man is seen shirtless on a golf course, holding a club. In the other, he is totally nude, facing forward and apparently taking a photo in a full-length mirror.

Other photos in the gallery include Vonn and Woods in fully-clothed selfies, and one image of the pair posing for a photo, looking close.

A video, purportedly also of Vonn in a bath, has also been leaked on the site, although the woman's face is glimpsed for only a moment.

Woods is reportedly furious about the leak and is demanding that the site remove the images or face his wrath.

Also firing up the engines for legal action is American Idol winner and actress Katharine McPhee.

She is seen topless and fully nude in several pictures on the site, with her face uncovered or only partially covered.

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It's not a victimless crime and l hope he shuts them down!

 

Does anyone care about these people enough anymore to worry about their nude pics?

 

Obviously they do because the low-life THIEVES broke into her phone and stole their pictures.

 

No. It wouldnt cost much for them to hire a technical advisor and learn how to safely store private pics.

Cheaper than paying a high priced lawyer.

 

I mean seriously at what point do they learn. Bet you it was a damn apple phone too

 

Lol.

At this point you gotta wonder if they wanted the shit to happen. Hackers can't hack what they can't access.

 

They're worth hundreds of billions of dollars they really can't protect against amateur hackers?

 

These friggin fuck boys are killing them....Lol.

 

Who is worth hundreds of billions? Do you mean Apple? Samsung? Google? Or Tiger?

 

Apple and yes Samsung and Tiger is worth hundreds of millions how are they falling for these rookie ass mistakes

 

Because it was likely hacked by the sinister purveyors of the deep web whose insatiable thirst for porn, smut, snuff and theft knows no limits. If it takes them years to crack it, they won't stop until they do. They're behavior is no different than maximum-security prison escapees.

 

I still don't buy it. My business is in crytography on the low end with cryptocurrency and its really tough to crack a blockchain and that doesn't come with the resources of some place like Samsung or Apple and its literally worth billions of dollars not some weird nude pics

 

Whuu?

Yet another massive Bitcoin exchange has been hacked

Digital currencies like Bitcoin are very hot right now, and hackers are apparently looking to take advantage of that, as one of the largest Bitcoin exchanges in the world was just hacked

http://bgr.com/2017/07/05/bitcoin-exchange-hack-bithumb/

And its not guaranteed, either.

 

Please don't comment on what you don't know. There's a clear difference between an exchange and the currency and the engine that drives the currency. Like I keep telling you guys educate yourself on this stuff it's where commerce is going.

 

The exchange you speak off is no different than the Cloud or phones that are hacked. You're as good/safe as those who act as the gateway protectors, right?
Considering bitcoin is limited and not insured, shouldn't the exchanges be protected by an impenetrable, rock solid firewall?

 

Nope they operate more like trading platforms not like banks, that's one of the purposes of cryptocurrency in general it removes the need for banks you become your own bank.
I give exchanges a lot of slack since they're in their infancy remember this entire ecosystem isn't even 10 years old yet hell the concept of exchanges are a little over six years old.

 

Good luck with that.

 

Nude pictures of Tiger? No thanks, I do not need to see them.

 

Fila mou to golo.