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As you can see in an archived version of the configuration file, the page was discovered as early as July of this year. This isn't to deny that a hack may have taken place, but that this screenshot is almost certainly unrelated.https://archive.ph/Mll5H
The leaked database was linked to a WordPress page that Parler seemingly used for blog posts and announcements. It would not have hosted user data. The main Parler site is not based on WordPress.
As noted by @JaneLytv, the individual claiming to have seen hacked data from Parler has a history of false claims.https://twitter.com/JaneLytv/status/1331382801984319488 …
Further insight into the Parler database screenshot from @WhiskeyNeon, who aided me in investigating the issue back in July.https://twitter.com/WhiskeyNeon/status/1331388892570906626?s=20 …
For what it's worth, a statement from Parler CEO John Matze on the latest hack allegationshttps://twitter.com/ZTPetrizzo/status/1331406034552942594?s=20 …
The original tweet that alleged a Parler hack without evidence has now been deleted. I emailed Kevin Abosch as well to ask about his claims but did not receive a reply.pic.twitter.com/3885bh5TwJ
New: There's no evidence Parler was hacked, despite viral claims https://www.dailydot.com/debug/theres-no-evidence-parler-was-hacked-despite-viral-claims/ … via @dailydot
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