After 4chan was hacked on April 14 and vast troves of user and moderator data were leaked online, the controversial website quickly went down, and many believed it would never recover. However ...

4chan was where I learned that the internet could be bad. I first encountered the site during high school, not long after its founding, in 2003, by an American teen-ager named Christopher Poole ...

Reports about the demise of 4chan were seemingly greatly exaggerated, as without much fanfare or hubbub, the site simply came back online after a few days, where going to any of its pages ...

Nearly two weeks after a major outage, 4chan is back online — but the site now admits it suffered a "catastrophic" hack that exposed critical data, including its source code. In addition ...

Have I Been Pwned 2.0 will now shower you with confetti when you have not, in fact, been pwned There's no mention made of the fact that 4chan Pass subscribers, who pay to skip CAPTCHA verification ...

The infamous image board, 4Chan, is back online after several weeks of downtime following an extreme hack that saw its source code leaked, alongside personal details for many of its admins ...

4chan has returned online after nearly two weeks of downtime following a significant cyberattack. The controversial image-sharing site went offline on April 14, when hackers gained access to its ...

It's back on: Predictions of 4chan's death were precipitated: after nearly two weeks offline following a major breach, the notorious forum has resurfaced. Despite leaked internal files ...

Internet messageboard 4chan is still down after a hack last week. The breach exposed the site's internal system. It also revealed details of moderators. A defunct section of the site displayed "U ...

Some believe the development could "spell the end" of 4chan, said Sky News, after more than 20 years of influence and notoriety. The concept of 4chan is simple, said the broadcaster – it's an ...

Nearly a week after a major hack forced it offline, the notorious imageboard 4chan remains inaccessible, and there's a growing feeling that it's going to stay that way—and that maybe it's not so ...

This week, the internet’s most odious imageboard, 4chan, was hacked. The site, where some of the web’s worst memes, trends, and movements percolated before blowing up, is currently down.