Conde Nast, owner of
Vogue, The New Yorker got permission from a federal judge to issue expedited subpoenas to Google and AT&T to try to obtain the identities of at least five hackers
Condé claims are responsible for the breach.
The subpoenas are the latest chapter in S.I. Newhouse's recently filed copyright infringement suit against the hackers who got their
hands on material from Condé mags before publication, including GQ's Men of the Year issue, and the December issues of Vogue, Lucky, Teen Vogue, which ended up on the Web site
FashionZag. The suit, cites no specific dollar amount; it wants to stop the hacking.
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