Ariana Grande files a lawsuit against anonymous hackers over alleged leaks of unreleased music and recording-session or music-video footage, according to multiple reports. The complaint says the defendants, identified only as “John Does,” obtained unauthorized access connected to backdoor activity, which the singer links to the release of songs and videos that were not meant for public distribution. The reports describe the alleged intrusion as involving phishing and hacking of personal digital accounts, alongside claims of “unlawful and egregious” theft and dissemination of unreleased material. The lawsuit is filed in Los Angeles, and the defendants are listed as unnamed individuals tied to the alleged access and subsequent leaks. Grande’s filing reportedly argues that the conduct involves a privacy invasion and exploitation of unreleased content, and it seeks legal action to identify those responsible. While the outlets summarize the allegations and the claims described in the complaint, they also note that the defendants are not publicly named. The case reflects the singer’s effort to pursue accountability for repeated leaks connected to the alleged unauthorized access.