LOS ANGELES, Sept. 3 (UPI) -- The entertainment magazine Variety was hacked by the same group that has targeted the personal accounts of high-profile tech company CEOs, sending emails to Variety's followers with the hashtag #OurMine.
Variety acknowledged the hack Saturday and instructed users to disregard and delete the emails as it worked to regain control of its email subscriber database.
"Our team is working to resolve the unauthorized communications sent from Variety," read the statement. "Please ignore/delete them."
OurMine has previously hacked private email accounts for Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, Google CEO Sundar Pichai, Twitter's Jack Dorsey and Evan Williams and Wikipedia co-founder Jimmy Wales.
Perturbed Variety subscribers took to social media Saturday to express their annoyance at being bombarded by in some case dozens of phishing emails, all containing the hashtag #OurMine.
None of Variety's site content appeared to have been tampered with.
@Variety - Your e-mail appears to be hacked as my inbox is flooded with this right now: pic.twitter.com/5uiDN2YlcD
— Jason Denney (@bootstorm) September 3, 2016
That variety hack is getting annoying. What's the point? #variety #ourmine
— Christoph Kuschnig (@ckuschnig) September 3, 2016
@Variety Can you send someone over to your computer lab? My inbox is getting flooded with hack emails. from #ourmine
— sam friedlander (@samCF) September 3, 2016
