BUSINESS INSIDER - June 26 - Bumble CEO Whitney Wolfe Herd travels with a bodyguard and employs full-time security at the company's offices. This is after a cyber attack on Bumble last summer, when a neo-Nazi website published an article with photos and phone numbers of Bumble staff, encouraging people to harass them. The FBI stepped in to take down the website. "We're a feminist company so we came under attack," said Wolfe Herd.
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