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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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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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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 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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Ashley Madison Courted Several Buyers, Landed None Before Attack
Even before the hack, the owner of the adultery website had been struggling to sell the site or raise funds for at least three years.
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Ashley Madison Courted Several Buyers, Landed None Before Attack
The owner of adultery website Ashley Madison had already been struggling to sell itself or raise funds for at least three years before the publication of details about its members, according to internal documents and emails also released by hackers as part of their assault on the company in recent weeks.
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Ashley Madison Boss Noel Biderman Steps Down After Data Breach
The chief executive of extra-marital dating website Ashley Madison stepped down today after hackers leaked its membership list online.
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Two Suicides May Be Linked to Ashley Madison Hack: Police
Two possible suicides may be linked to the hacking of adultery website Ashley Madison, Canadian police said Monday.
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Infidelity Website Ashley Madison, Parent Company Sued in US Over Data Breach
Infidelity website Ashley Madison and its parent company have been sued in federal court in California by a man who claims that the companies failed to adequately protect clients' personal and financial information from theft, saying he suffered emotional distress.
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2 Suicides May be Connected to Ashley Madison Hack: Police
At least two people may have committed suicide following the hacking of the Ashley Madison cheating website that exposed the information of clients, Toronto police said on Monday.
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CEO of Cheating Website Ashley Madison Says He's a Faithful Husband
Touting himself as the "The King of Infidelity," the founder of the adultery site Ashley Madison built his livelihood around the unconventional philosophy that cheating is a natural part of married life.
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Infidelity Website Ashley Madison's Hackers Say 'Nobody Was Watching': Report
Hackers who stole a trove of sensitive data from AshleyMadison.com said "nobody was watching" as they scoured the infidelity website and vowed to release more emails from its executives, online technology website Motherboard reported on Friday.
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Hacker's Ashley Madison Data Dump Threatens Marriages, Reputations
Love lives and reputations may be at risk after the release of customer data from infidelity website Ashley Madison on Tuesday, an unprecedented breach of privacy likely to rattle users' attitudes towards the Internet.
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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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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.
-
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 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.
-
Ashley Madison Courted Several Buyers, Landed None Before Attack
Even before the hack, the owner of the adultery website had been struggling to sell the site or raise funds for at least three years.
-
Ashley Madison Courted Several Buyers, Landed None Before Attack
The owner of adultery website Ashley Madison had already been struggling to sell itself or raise funds for at least three years before the publication of details about its members, according to internal documents and emails also released by hackers as part of their assault on the company in recent weeks.
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Ashley Madison Boss Noel Biderman Steps Down After Data Breach
The chief executive of extra-marital dating website Ashley Madison stepped down today after hackers leaked its membership list online.
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Two Suicides May Be Linked to Ashley Madison Hack: Police
Two possible suicides may be linked to the hacking of adultery website Ashley Madison, Canadian police said Monday.
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Infidelity Website Ashley Madison, Parent Company Sued in US Over Data Breach
Infidelity website Ashley Madison and its parent company have been sued in federal court in California by a man who claims that the companies failed to adequately protect clients' personal and financial information from theft, saying he suffered emotional distress.
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2 Suicides May be Connected to Ashley Madison Hack: Police
At least two people may have committed suicide following the hacking of the Ashley Madison cheating website that exposed the information of clients, Toronto police said on Monday.
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CEO of Cheating Website Ashley Madison Says He's a Faithful Husband
Touting himself as the "The King of Infidelity," the founder of the adultery site Ashley Madison built his livelihood around the unconventional philosophy that cheating is a natural part of married life.
-
Infidelity Website Ashley Madison's Hackers Say 'Nobody Was Watching': Report
Hackers who stole a trove of sensitive data from AshleyMadison.com said "nobody was watching" as they scoured the infidelity website and vowed to release more emails from its executives, online technology website Motherboard reported on Friday.
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Hacker's Ashley Madison Data Dump Threatens Marriages, Reputations
Love lives and reputations may be at risk after the release of customer data from infidelity website Ashley Madison on Tuesday, an unprecedented breach of privacy likely to rattle users' attitudes towards the Internet.
