Revenge pornographer Hunter Moore (Is Anyone Up?) is going to prison

Gawker reports that Hunter Moore, who founded the revenge-porn site isanyoneup.com, has pleaded guilty to “unauthorized access to a computer, aiding and abetting unauthorized access of a computer, and identity theft.”

Moore founded the now-defunct site, which was infamous for posting nude pictures without the subjects consent. (The subjects, early on, were often band members.) 

Read more: The Death Of Revenge Porn: One mother’s journey to affect serious change

According to Gawker, the 28-year-old “faces a minimum of 2 years and a maximum of 7 years in prison, plus fines of up to $500,000 and probation for up to 3 years once he gets out.” He’s also forbidden to contact the revenge porn victims identified in the case.

Moore’s co-defendant, Charles Evens, said he was paid to hack into Gmail accounts and swipe nudes for the website.

For more context about Moore and his role in revenge porn, here is an interview AP did with him back in 2012.