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Judge Orders Ariana Grande to Subpoena PayPal to Identify Alleged Music Leakers

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A federal judge allowed Ariana Grande to serve subpoenas on social platforms and payment services, including PayPal, to identify people she says stole and sold her unreleased music. The complaint alleges hackers accessed personal digital accounts of photographers and producers and then sold data and content on the dark web, with transactions routed through PayPal and CashApp.

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