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His Ashley Madison Affairs Led Him To The 'Dark Web' - And Murder
Churchgoing Midwestern folk don't normally land on the wrong end of a bitcoin murder contract, so the news about Amy Allwine was bizarre.
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Ashley Madison Parent in $11.2 Million Settlement Over Data Breach
Ashley Madison marketed itself as a means to help people, primarily men, cheat on their spouses, and was known for its slogan "Life is short. Have an affair."
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Ashley Madison Dating Site to Pay $1.6 Million Over Data Breach
The settlement comes after a hacker group last year released what was said to be personal data on millions of members of Ashley Madison.
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Canada, Australia Privacy Watchdogs Find Ashley Madison Lacked Security
The website for cheaters, Ashley Madison, that was hit by a massive hack that exposed millions last year has agreed to bolster its data security after Australian and Canadian investigations found it to be "insufficient or absent," officials said on Tuesday.
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Infidelity Website Ashley Madison Facing FTC Probe, CEO Apologizes
The parent company of infidelity dating site Ashley Madison, hit by a devastating hack last year, is now the target of a US Federal Trade Commission investigation, the new executives seeking to revive its credibility told Reuters.
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Infidelity Website Ashley Madison Facing FTC Probe, CEO Apologises
The website faces a mountain of problems, including US and Canadian class action lawsuits filed on behalf of customers whose personal information was posted online.
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People Suing Ashley Madison for Last Year's Hack Can't Be Anonymous, Judge Rules
Forty-two plaintiffs are bringing a proposed class-action suit against the extramartial-affair dating website.
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Hospital Cyber-Attack Highlights Health Care Vulnerabilities
The information health care services protect is more valuable on the black market than a credit card number stored by a retailer.
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It's Been Six Months Since the Ashley Madison Hack - Has Anything Changed?
Ashley Madison was a watershed moment in the history of cybercrime: the first hack that could ruin not only finances, but relationships and lives.
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Canada's National Police Force Launching Cybercrime Unit
Canada has seen a wave of intrusions of government and corporate computer networks in recent years.
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Meet the Man Who Holds the Future of the Internet in His Hands
And thinks most security experts are "completely crazy".
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Small IT Firms Face Severe Security Challenges: Synergia Foundation
Synergia Foundation is organising a two-day international cyber-security conclave in Bengaluru on September 29-30.
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Yet Another Thing Exposed in the Ashley Madison Hack: Ridiculously Bad Passwords
When data from the massive Ashley Madison hack first leaked online, one tiny bright spot was that researchers said the company appeared to use a strong algorithm to encrypt users passwords. But now one group says it already decoded more than 11 million passwords because programming errors in how that encryption was applied left the information less...
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Ashley Madison Says Site Growing, Insists Women Are Using It
Far from facing imminent demise after hackers released its users' emails and account information, Avid Life Media said the company actually is growing.
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Ashley Madison Owner Says Website Still Adding Users After Data Hack
Hundreds of thousands of people signed up for infidelity website Ashley Madison in the last week, parent company Avid Life Media said on Monday, even after hackers leaked data about millions of its clients.
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His Ashley Madison Affairs Led Him To The 'Dark Web' - And Murder
Churchgoing Midwestern folk don't normally land on the wrong end of a bitcoin murder contract, so the news about Amy Allwine was bizarre.
-
Ashley Madison Parent in $11.2 Million Settlement Over Data Breach
Ashley Madison marketed itself as a means to help people, primarily men, cheat on their spouses, and was known for its slogan "Life is short. Have an affair."
-
Ashley Madison Dating Site to Pay $1.6 Million Over Data Breach
The settlement comes after a hacker group last year released what was said to be personal data on millions of members of Ashley Madison.
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Canada, Australia Privacy Watchdogs Find Ashley Madison Lacked Security
The website for cheaters, Ashley Madison, that was hit by a massive hack that exposed millions last year has agreed to bolster its data security after Australian and Canadian investigations found it to be "insufficient or absent," officials said on Tuesday.
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Infidelity Website Ashley Madison Facing FTC Probe, CEO Apologizes
The parent company of infidelity dating site Ashley Madison, hit by a devastating hack last year, is now the target of a US Federal Trade Commission investigation, the new executives seeking to revive its credibility told Reuters.
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Infidelity Website Ashley Madison Facing FTC Probe, CEO Apologises
The website faces a mountain of problems, including US and Canadian class action lawsuits filed on behalf of customers whose personal information was posted online.
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People Suing Ashley Madison for Last Year's Hack Can't Be Anonymous, Judge Rules
Forty-two plaintiffs are bringing a proposed class-action suit against the extramartial-affair dating website.
-
Hospital Cyber-Attack Highlights Health Care Vulnerabilities
The information health care services protect is more valuable on the black market than a credit card number stored by a retailer.
-
It's Been Six Months Since the Ashley Madison Hack - Has Anything Changed?
Ashley Madison was a watershed moment in the history of cybercrime: the first hack that could ruin not only finances, but relationships and lives.
-
Canada's National Police Force Launching Cybercrime Unit
Canada has seen a wave of intrusions of government and corporate computer networks in recent years.
-
Meet the Man Who Holds the Future of the Internet in His Hands
And thinks most security experts are "completely crazy".
-
Small IT Firms Face Severe Security Challenges: Synergia Foundation
Synergia Foundation is organising a two-day international cyber-security conclave in Bengaluru on September 29-30.
-
Yet Another Thing Exposed in the Ashley Madison Hack: Ridiculously Bad Passwords
When data from the massive Ashley Madison hack first leaked online, one tiny bright spot was that researchers said the company appeared to use a strong algorithm to encrypt users passwords. But now one group says it already decoded more than 11 million passwords because programming errors in how that encryption was applied left the information less...
-
Ashley Madison Says Site Growing, Insists Women Are Using It
Far from facing imminent demise after hackers released its users' emails and account information, Avid Life Media said the company actually is growing.
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Ashley Madison Owner Says Website Still Adding Users After Data Hack
Hundreds of thousands of people signed up for infidelity website Ashley Madison in the last week, parent company Avid Life Media said on Monday, even after hackers leaked data about millions of its clients.
