( CNN ) -- Hunter Moore , once dubbed the `` most hated man on the Internet '' and the `` Revenge Porn King , '' is free on bond after being indicted on felony charges including identity theft and conspiracy . Moore , 27 , the founder of a now-defunct `` revenge porn '' website is accused of hacking into people 's e-mail accounts to steal nude photos to post online , federal authorities said this week . On Friday , a judge released him on bond set at $ 100,000 and took his passport as collateral , according to a court document . Moore is to appear in court again on February 7 . He was released into the custody of his parents , who signed the bond , CNN affiliate KCRA reported . His release came with some conditions . Moore is not to use a computer or get anyone else to do it for him . He must take down his social media accounts and get tested for drug use , KCRA reported . Moore , who the FBI says operated isanyoneup.com , was arrested in Woodland , California , Thursday . Also arrested was Charles Evens , a 25-year-old man in Southern California believed to be connected to the scheme . 'You took the picture ' In 2012 , way before this arrest , Moore talked to HLN 's Dr. Drew about the website . `` The site was just born , actually , '' Moore said . `` It was just a couple of friends and , you know , we had our hearts broken by a couple of girls , and we thought we would make a site . And it became Is Anyone Up . That 's how it started . Of course . But when I did start the site , I was hurt , and so was my friends . '' But later in the show Moore was confronted by a woman who called in and said she regretted taking topless photos for a boyfriend and was devastated when the pictures appeared online . `` I do n't know how you can point your finger at me , '' Moore responded . '' You took the picture . I mean , I 've been justifying this in my head for over a year and a half of the site . But at the end of the day , it started with you . You took these pictures . '' Site got out of hand . The FBI says Moore and Evens conspired to peddle `` hundreds '' of nude pictures , without getting permission in 2011 and 2012 . But , according to an indictment Moore allegedly pushed Evens to hack into computers to get more sexually explicit photos . Moore then would pay Evens for the photos and then post them on the site , according to the FBI . Both suspects are named in a 15-count indictment with charges that include aggravated identity theft and conspiracy . If convicted , they face up to five years in federal prison for each conspiracy and hacking-related charge . Moore actually shutdown the website in 2012 and sold it to an anti-bullying group . `` Taking down the site has been something I ` ve wanted to do for months , '' Moore said . `` It was just something I created that got out of hand . It was supposed to be for friends . '' CNN 's Mayra Cuevas contributed to this report .
Moore was released on bail Friday after being arrested a day earlier . He is accused of posting hundreds of nude photos without permission . Moore is accused of paying another man to hack into alleged victim 's accounts . His bond is $ 100,000 ; he is not allowed to use a computer and must submit to drug testing .