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NEWS: Phantom Episode 10 Leaked 1 Day Before Japan's Debut

HTTP servers aren't the problem, they get hacked everyday. HTTP servers are just paper bags for a aluminum can filled with concrete.
their problem is their server ports, If you don't keep your ports protected then you're like an ant ready to be squished. ports are usually the problem for all info leakage. sending data toand from it, they probably neglected security due to a large sum of Funimation profits plummeting last year and this year. [insane unrelated rambling deleted for brevity]

There's another real - IT misnomer that is often used. Unauthorized access to computer systems and networks is often referred to as "trespassing" even when said networks are easily accessible (relatively speaking) from the public Internet.

Note 3: Security through obfuscation. In the last couple years a lot of people have taken the criticism limitations of security through obfuscation to mean that it is not a legitimate security measure. That's bull. It is a very real and effective part of many security plans. Unfortunately it is only a part, and a supporting part at that. Obfuscation should never be the entire or primary method of security.

Note 4: Now for the famous "was there a hack" issue. There was. It might be one of the simplest hacks in history, but randomly guessing and/or deducing the file names based on patterns, and then testing them is hacking. It's no different from randomly guessing and trying passwords.