Code Report: Hack on The Real World

Incident Overview

• Agents from The Matrix targeted The Real World, previously known as Andrew Tate's Hustler's University.
• Attack exposed 14 GB of sensitive data, including valuable course content and user data.

Data Leak Details

• 700,000+ usernames and emails leaked, with chat room contents compromised.
• Public and private chat room data included topics like AI, content creation, and crypto.
• Website claims over 100,000 active members, generating over $5 million monthly.

Security Vulnerabilities

• Hackers described the website as "hilariously insecure."
• The tech stack can be reverse-engineered, revealing backend services and frameworks.

Key Findings

• Leak included $795,000 worth of user data published on dss.com.
• Vulnerabilities included a non-obfuscated JavaScript bundle aiding reverse engineering.
• API authentication was compromised.

Tech Stack Insight

• Frontend: Next.js, React.js, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS.
• Backend: Possible Rust Rocket framework; previously alleged software license violation.

Missteps & Embarrassment

• Hackers manipulated the chat room during Tate's live stream.
• Spread emojis and photos challenging Tate’s image, causing public embarrassment.

Conclusion

• The real victims are the individuals who lost the value of their Hustler’s University diploma.
• Incident reveals deeper issues in the tech job market and online education platforms.

This has been the Code Report, providing insights into digital vulnerabilities and repercussions.