It's bad enough to have your nude photos leaked to the world but when an online site puts them up for sale for less than $500, its even more disturbing.
An unreleased and potentially massive collection of stolen celebrity nudes photos have been made available for online sales for $350 only.
According to UK's DailyMail, "More evidence is emerging that this summer's celebrity nude leaks were only a peak at how many photos and videos were compromised through security flaws in Apple's iCloud and other platforms."
James Cook of Business Insider claims that the internet users involved in trading stolen celebrity nudes have moved on from The Fappening to a German site called Volafile and that sellers are offering entire unseen collections for hundreds of US dollars.
Dailymail also confirms that users are also requesting and sharing celebrity nudes, including underage photos, on the German 'realtime filesharing' site.
The site further posted an image showing users on the 'realtime filesharing' site Volafile discussing the upload of stolen photos and videos, and where uploaders can solicit donations in bitcoin.
Meanwhile, Volafile says it's deleting rooms and automatically created backups of celebrity nude photos as soon as it learns of affected rooms.
The German site allows users to post images and other files, some of it pornographic in nature, that disappear after a short period of time, Dailymail reports.
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