In an act of digital mutiny, a hacker claiming to be part of the Soyjak.Party community opened the gates to 4chan 4chan's administrative site and displayed a Hatsune Miku dancing across the newly ...

A hacker collective calling itself the Soyjak Party claimed late Monday night it had infiltrated 4chan’s systems and could leak coding information from the site and personal information about ...

Members of the Soyjak.party imageboard (also known as The Party) have since claimed to be behind the attack. They also leaked screenshots of admin panels and a list of emails allegedly belonging ...

It's just another Soyjak meme on the surface ... It's a double-edged sword: on one hand, it's a much-needed call-out for ...

In connection with this, a user of Soyjak.party, an image bulletin board derived from 4chan, claimed responsibility for the attack. The problem reportedly began around 19:00 ET on April 14 ...

Recent speculation suggests a group tied to the Soyjak.party community, nicknamed ‘sharty’, may have exploited outdated PHP code and MySQL functions in 4chan’s backend, allegedly to restore ...