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Hackers leak WhatsApp screenshots and intimate photos of WWE Diva Paige

A new batch of WhatsApp screenshots and intimate photos of the WWE celebrity Diva Paige was published on a popular celebrity leak website. In March, hackers leaked online nude photos and videos of WWE Diva Paige (real name is Saraya Jade-Bevis), and now a new batch of x-rated images of the celebrity appeared on the Internet. https://twitter.com/RealPaigeWWE/status/842877382298099713 […]

Diva Paige

A new batch of WhatsApp screenshots and intimate photos of the WWE celebrity Diva Paige was published on a popular celebrity leak website.

In March, hackers leaked online nude photos and videos of WWE Diva Paige (real name is Saraya Jade-Bevis), and now a new batch of x-rated images of the celebrity appeared on the Internet.

https://twitter.com/RealPaigeWWE/status/842877382298099713

The photos are authentic and were published on the celebrity gossip site called CelebJihad.

Diva Paige

Other WWE celebrities are listed on the popular websites, other athletes, in fact, were targeted by the same hackers.

The same website proposes personal and private photos of WWE’s Diva and ring announcer JoJo.

Hackers published WhatsApp screenshots of explicit photos and selfies along with chat conversations with WWE wrestler Xavier Woods.

The WWE star is planning to return to fight after the convalescence of successful neck surgery.

The same content was also shared by Twitter account.

The hacker who leaked the pictures online announced to release more content in coming days.
Unfortunately, these events are becoming even more frequent, in 2017 personal and private photos of other WWE celebrities were leaked online.

The colleagues at the Hackread.com reported the data leaks belonging Maria, Melina, Kaitlyn, Charlotte Flair, and Victoria.

On August, intimate images of Miley Cyrus, Stella Maxwell, Kristen Stewart, Tiger Woods and Lindsey Vonn have been posted online by the same celebrity leak website.

Below the list of recommendations to keep your iCloud account secure.

  • Do not click on any suspicious links or attachments in unsolicited emails you received, even if they appear to have been sent by Google, Apple or Microsoft.
  • Enable two-factor authentication on your accounts.
  • Never provide sensitive and personal information via email.
  • Use strong passwords and change them regularly. Use different passwords for all your accounts.
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Pierluigi Paganini

(Security Affairs – Diva Paige, data leak)

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