January Jones - Personal photo bra ? (LQ)

Looks like it.

 

While I appreciate sharing all we find, sometimes I think discretion is the better part of valor.

Do you guys know how the Celeb Hacker did his business? He cracked celeb email accounts and set them to forward all emails to another account he controlled. This allowed him to gather pics over time. If we blow up everything we find here, it could mean the celeb finds out and the hacker loses his access.

 

It's not just here. Stop thinking these are phun exclusives. They are just reposts from another site. And given the age of these pictures, it's just a limited pool of pics. If previous celebrity hacks like Blake Lively are any indication, the pics are sat on for a few years at least.

 

What with this and the Hendricks pics, a cynical person would suspect these ladies had a new season of their show starting this month.

 

this one may not be january anyways, kinda hard to tell from the extra pics but it seems some moles/body marks may not be the same

 

I didn't mean to imply that I thought there were from here. I've been to the original site they came from. I'm just saying that people are going to that site and posting the pics all over the net. It's one thing when it's a nude pic, but sometimes I worry that overexposure is a bad thing. Just saying.

 

Huh, I thought the internet+overexposure debate ended over 10 years ago.

Keep overexposing, ladies.

 

what is the original site the hacker posted the pics? 4chan? anyone got a link?

 

now that you mention, why did celebs like Blake or Rihanna didn´t push a really strong legal battle against forums to pursue them to take their nudie pics down? (specially suspicious with Blake, with her Green Lantern flick coming out shortly after her pics were published)

 

The world needs more celeb hackers!

 

I didn't realize that January was so round , so firm , so fully packed , and the month was ok too.

 

Alyssa Milano's FAIL set the precedent to not even bother.

 

Those are some juicy tits

 

One could argue that it's impossible to remove something once it hits the net and there's only so much you can do anyway. Unless you're willing to spend a few million in legal fees to hunt down and fight every individual site that touches them, then you're pretty much stuck sending out a few cease & desist letters and doing little more than sticking a finger in a crumbling dam. Besides, you see tabloids write some downright inflammatory stuff and not have celebs do anything in the end because it would cost more to fight than it would be worth in the long run, and the internet is a little harder to control.

Of course, as one that loves conspiracy theories, I do love the thought that the hackers are a little more than an extension of celeb publicists. Take a few pictures, hand them over to the "hackers" and then they get released just before a major project and everyone talks about the celeb for a few days while they claim that they were violated.

 

awesome! i want more!

btw, isn´t that hacker guy already locked up?

 

Lol, once pictures are posted on the net, they're on the net for good. Vanessa Hudgens tried to get her pics removed, and today it'll only take you three clicks to find them on the net again. You think this bad? There are a plethora, hell millions of other forums and sites with people posting these pics. Discretion is straight up non-existent on the internet, so don't waste your time.

 

i don't know if anyone noticed but she is not wearing panties in the hacked pic. only a low towel where you can almost see pussy