Andrew Tate's Online 'University' Hacked: What We Know
An online platform founded by controversial influencer Andrew Tate has been breached by hackers, exposing sensitive data on close to 800,000 users. "The Real World," formerly known as "Hustler's University," founded by the self-described misogynist, offers courses on wealth creation and personal development for a monthly fee of around $50.
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