Looks like the bad guys are using the email addresses harvested from the #CondéNast / #WIRED #breach. I just received this #phishing email on an #Addyio email address I've never used for anything else. I'll be deactivating the email address, of course.
I like #Addyio, but there's one important feature it's missing: I really wish they would implement an integration with #HaveIBeenPwned.
Ref: https://haveibeenpwned.com/Breach/WIRED
FYI @troyhunt @zackwhittaker @briankrebs
#spam #infosec #privacy

just got a phishing email to the unique email address I used for #WIRED – checked with #HIBP & yup, they were popped in December (or before)

it really would have been nice to get an email from WIRED or #CondeNast to let me know, hey?

so now I have to trudge through the absolute shitfuckery that is the Conde Nast / WIRED account management system to roll my password… 😩😡🤬

#DataBreach
#PSA  

Stopping visiting #CondéNast sites has not been easy. #Slashdot and #ArsTechnica have been two of my most visited sites forever!

But after learning of their treatment of their union workers, I can't in good conscience give them my attention.

Ars Fires Reporter For Accidentally Using Fake AI Quotes

Last month we reported on a strange story in two strange parts: first, a coder had his AI agent create an entire smear campaign against a coding repository volunteer because he rejected AI code. Se…

Techdirt
Condé Nast CEO calls Google AI a death blow as search traffic collapses: Condé Nast CEO Roger Lynch says Google's AI summaries have gutted search traffic, dropping from a majority to just 25% of visits - and he expects it to fall further. https://ppc.land/conde-nast-ceo-calls-google-ai-a-death-blow-as-search-traffic-collapses/ #GoogleAI #SearchTraffic #CondéNast #DigitalMarketing #AIEra
Condé Nast CEO calls Google AI a death blow as search traffic collapses

Condé Nast CEO Roger Lynch says Google's AI summaries have gutted search traffic, dropping from a majority to just 25% of visits - and he expects it to fall further.

PPC Land
Condé Nast’s LGBTQ Media Brand Them Acquired by Equalpride, Publisher of Out and The Advocate

On the heels of layoffs, Equalpride CEO Mark Berryhill says, “Adding the ‘Them’ brand accelerates our mission and expands the ways we can champion LGBTQ+ voices year‑round.”

The Hollywood Reporter

#CondéNast also laid off 6 unionized Teen Vogue employees, including its politics editor. Most were #BIPOC women or #trans. After staffers questioned the head of HR about it, the company fired 4 of them.

An exec said 'The company is trying to avoid the attention of trump & the right.'

Allegra Kirkland, TV’s former politics director, wrote that #AnnaWintour (global chief content & artistic director) didn’t want to hear the word “politics” at TV’s annual strategy meeting.
https://www.theguardian.com/fashion/2025/nov/22/teen-vogue-closure-feminist-media

Less politics, more makeup: the unraveling of Teen Vogue under Trump 2.0

The folding of the progressive youth-focused magazine into Vogue comes at turbulent time for journalism and the crumbling of feminist media

The Guardian

Apparently Ars Technica released an article with AI slop that made people upset so i want to remind people that Ars Technica, along with GQ, Vanity Fair and Wired, are owned by Condé Nast- which recently dissolved their team doing incredible political coverage in Teen Vogue.
#arsTecnica #condéNast #wiredMagazine #usPol

I'm not trying to read their print anymore because i think this should be expected from ownership that hates good reporting

RE: https://social.lansky.name/@hn100/116077206593926538

If Ars was employing fact checkers and verifying quotes — as used to be a journalistic standard — this incident wouldn’t have happened.

There should be accountability for the journalist but this is at least as much the fault of Condé Nast’s current business model of “journalism.”

#ArsTechnica #CondeNast

Bar Refaeli Faces Vogue Lawsuit Over Fake Cover | Israel Hayom

Fashion designer Oriya Azran posted photos of Israeli supermodel Bar Refaeli against what appears to be a fabricated Vogue cover, potentially exposing both to trademark infringement litigation from Condé Nast, which has previously sued rapper Drake for $4 million over similar unauthorized use of its brand

www.israelhayom.com