Ariana Grande granted expedited subpoenas to reveal alleged hackers’ identities

Grande reportedly said she needed to accelerate her lawsuit because if she doesn't identify the alleged hackers, 'their hacking' will 'continue.'

Grande first filed her suit in July, claiming hackers stole unreleased content of hers and sold it online on the dark web.

Ariana Grande has been granted permission to subpoena information that will help reveal the identities of anonymous hackers who allegedly leaked unreleased songs and footage from recording sessions and music videos. A Los Angeles judge approved Grande’s proposed order for expedited discovery on Tuesday, explaining that

The singer told the court that without immediate discovery power, she runs the risk that the account data needed to identify her alleged hackers "will be lost"

The pop star won a key court order in her legal war against anonymous hackers who've stolen and posted her unreleased content.