It has been reported online that thanks to a hack of SnapSave.com,a web client compatible with Snapchat that allowed users to store photos and videos sent from Snapchat online, 90,000 photos and 9,000 videos from Snapchat users have been leaked. Originally reported by the site dailybeast.com it seems that most of the affected accounts belong to European users.
The 13.6 GB file was first posted online via viralpop.com, a bogus website. Soon after, the site was deleted—but not before thousands of people downloaded the large file of stolen photos and videos, which was once again shared like crazy on 4chan and Reddit.
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