Topic: AdultFriendFinder hacked
started by: Malcolm
Posted by Malcolm on May 22 2015,10:18
< Hello, extortion >.
Posted by thibodeaux on May 22 2015,12:53
What kind of dipshit uses their real info on a site like that?
Posted by Malcolm on Jul. 20 2015,08:55
< Ashley Madison allegedly > hacked.QUOTE
For a $19 fee, Ashley Madison users are told they can completely erase their profiles, a feature that can come in handy when covering up activity on dating services for extramarital affairs. However, the hackers claimed that the “full delete” feature doesn’t work in reality.
But remember ... marriage is sacred. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA.
Posted by Malcolm on Jul. 20 2015,10:18
< More sites >.QUOTE
A group or individual known as The Impact Team claimed to be behind the attack and that it had data on all of Ashley Madison's 37 million users and its partner sites, Cougar Life and Established Men, all owned by Canada's Avid Life Media (ALM).
Posted by Malcolm on Jul. 21 2015,12:38
< You can now > blank your profile for free. How generous.
Posted by TheCatt on Jul. 21 2015,12:56
Wait... 5% of the United States is on this website?!?QUOTE
The data showed Ireland ranks tenth in a list of 45 countries that have members. Canada (6.7 per cent), the United States (5.2 per cent) and Australia (5.1 per cent) have the most members per capita, but Ireland is ranked as having the highest number in Europe with the exception of Switzerland (3.9 per cent) and Spain (2.7 per cent).
Posted by Alhazad on Jul. 21 2015,14:43
(TheCatt @ Jul. 21 2015,12:56)
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Wait... 5% of the United States is on this website?!?
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The data showed Ireland ranks tenth in a list of 45 countries that have members. Canada (6.7 per cent), the United States (5.2 per cent) and Australia (5.1 per cent) have the most members per capita, but Ireland is ranked as having the highest number in Europe with the exception of Switzerland (3.9 per cent) and Spain (2.7 per cent).
I have a feeling that they mean 5.2% of the site's profiles are from the U.S.A..
Posted by TheCatt on Jul. 21 2015,14:46
(Alhazad @ Jul. 21 2015,17:43)
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(TheCatt @ Jul. 21 2015,12:56)
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Wait... 5% of the United States is on this website?!?
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The data showed Ireland ranks tenth in a list of 45 countries that have members. Canada (6.7 per cent), the United States (5.2 per cent) and Australia (5.1 per cent) have the most members per capita, but Ireland is ranked as having the highest number in Europe with the exception of Switzerland (3.9 per cent) and Spain (2.7 per cent).
I have a feeling that they mean 5.2% of the site's profiles are from the U.S.A..
So that was the same thing I thought... until I did some math, and read the article.
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A hacked website for married people who want to have an affair has in the region of 115,000 Irish members, according to figures published by the company.
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4.595 million (2013)
Republic of Ireland, Population
Republic of Ireland, Population
115000 / 4595000 = 2.5%
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However, a graphic called “the global infidelity map”, published on the website’s Twitter account a fortnight ago, outlined its per capita membership in countries around the world. It indicated that 2.5 per cent of the Irish population were members, which equates to approximately 115,000 individuals.
Although, they may mean 2.5 per cent of adults, not all people, which would lower the absolute # from 115k, but wouldn't change the %age.
But really, 5.2% of US adults are on the site? Seriously? That's insane.
Posted by Malcolm on Jul. 21 2015,15:24
It says "most members per capita." I don't see any mentions of age.QUOTE
...has a worldwide membership of almost 38m.
Even if that's 5% of their users having a US profile, you're talking 1.9M. Granted that 5% of the total US population would be a better profit line, but any way the numbers get cut, infidelity = jingles.
Posted by Malcolm on Jul. 22 2015,10:17
< Divorce lawyers and PIs are > having a holiday.QUOTE
Some 189,810 Ashley Madison users were registered in Ottawa, a city with a population of about 883,000. Those numbers make the capital the website’s No. 1 Canadian hub — and potentially the highest per capita globally.
Dayum.
Posted by TPRJones on Jul. 22 2015,11:48
Sounds like I need to move to Ottawa.
Posted by TheCatt on Aug. 18 2015,15:38
< Ashley Madison data dumped >Supposedly. We'll see.
I'm torrenting it now.
Posted by Alhazad on Aug. 18 2015,15:44
(TheCatt @ Aug. 18 2015,15:38)
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< Ashley Madison data dumped >
Supposedly. We'll see.
I'm torrenting it now.
Supposedly. We'll see.
I'm torrenting it now.
Haha, what the fuck for?
Posted by Troy on Aug. 18 2015,16:12
Knowledge is power. Dirty, blackmail enabling power.
Posted by GORDON on Aug. 18 2015,16:16
Ah, to be a divorce lawyer, next week.
Posted by TheCatt on Aug. 18 2015,16:54
(Troy @ Aug. 18 2015,19:12)
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Knowledge is power. Dirty, blackmail enabling power.
More curiosity than anything.
Posted by Leisher on Aug. 18 2015,18:16
Not all states recognize infidelity as relevant in a divorce.
Posted by thibodeaux on Aug. 19 2015,03:50
(TheCatt @ Aug. 18 2015,19:54)
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(Troy @ Aug. 18 2015,19:12)
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Knowledge is power. Dirty, blackmail enabling power.
More curiosity than anything.
Riiiiiiight...
Posted by TheCatt on Aug. 19 2015,05:04
Eh, I'm probably too lazy to even do that.But I did download and unzip the files.
Posted by TPRJones on Aug. 19 2015,18:23
Anyone from DTMan in there?
Posted by GORDON on Aug. 19 2015,18:42
Not me, I don't even need to check. Can't speak for anyone else.
Posted by TheCatt on Aug. 19 2015,19:06
(GORDON @ Aug. 19 2015,21:42)
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Not me, I don't even need to check. Can't speak for anyone else.
I'm gonna go ahead and say no.
But I've been to lazy/busy to look.
Posted by TPRJones on Aug. 19 2015,19:20
What are you hiding, Catt?Did you really download it to see if you are in there?
Posted by TheCatt on Aug. 19 2015,20:02
(TPRJones @ Aug. 19 2015,22:20)
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What are you hiding, Catt?
Did you really download it to see if you are in there?
Did you really download it to see if you are in there?
I'm going to take a wild guess and guess I get laid more than any other member of DTMan.
So... no.
But let's face it. Even if I were there, I'd've figured out some way to hide it, right?
Posted by Paul on Aug. 20 2015,06:19
(TheCatt @ Aug. 18 2015,18:38)
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< Ashley Madison data dumped >
Ashley Madison stats: < http://dadaviz.com/s/ashley-madison-revealed >
5% of Americans used the site?!?!
Oh Canada...
Posted by Malcolm on Aug. 20 2015,07:30
36M users, 31M males. About 18M that want to cheat, the rest want to help you. Hilarious.
Posted by TheCatt on Aug. 20 2015,14:16
< Josh Duggar admits he was there. >QUOTE
Amid reports that former reality star Josh Duggar had an account with a service that helps people cheat on their spouses, the 27-year-old responded, saying "I have been the biggest hypocrite ever."
On his family's official website, Duggar wrote about what he calls an addiction to porn, following reports on Wednesday that he had an Ashley Madison account.
"While espousing faith and family values, I have secretly over the last several years been viewing pornography on the internet and this became a secret addiction and I became unfaithful to my wife," he wrote. "I am so ashamed of the double life that I have been living and am grieved for the hurt, pain and disgrace my sin has caused my wife and family, and most of all Jesus and all those who profess faith in Him."
On his family's official website, Duggar wrote about what he calls an addiction to porn, following reports on Wednesday that he had an Ashley Madison account.
"While espousing faith and family values, I have secretly over the last several years been viewing pornography on the internet and this became a secret addiction and I became unfaithful to my wife," he wrote. "I am so ashamed of the double life that I have been living and am grieved for the hurt, pain and disgrace my sin has caused my wife and family, and most of all Jesus and all those who profess faith in Him."
The kid, not the dad.
Posted by Malcolm on Aug. 20 2015,14:30
This would be morally impressive had he done it before a security breach forced his hand.QUOTE
I am so ashamed of the double life that I have been living and am grieved for the hurt, pain and disgrace my sin has caused my wife and family, and most of all Jesus and all those who profess faith in Him I got caught.
Fixed.
Posted by TheCatt on Aug. 21 2015,07:33
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On Thursday, the Pentagon announced it was looking into the more than 13,000 email addresses with military domains that appeared on the website.
More than 15,000 of the email addresses contain government suffixes, including military ones. It is not clear how many of the accounts are real.
The Associated Press reported Thursday that hundreds of government employees with jobs at the White House, Congress and more than two dozen agencies used Internet connections in the federal offices to access the site.
One Justice Department investigator told the AP he was “doing some things I shouldn’t have been doing.”
Read more: < http://www.politico.com/story....] >
Never heard fucking referred to by that term.
I hope nobody is dumb enough to pay. The info is already out there for anyone to see for free. Paying a blackmailer does NOTHING to ensure your secret doesn't get discovered. Plus, who's to stop the blackmailer from asking for more money later?
(GORDON @ Aug. 21 2015,15:16)
Doubt it.
The Ashley Madison hack Cheating on my spouse ruined my life
Headline corrected.
(TPRJones @ Aug. 21 2015,15:51) The Ashley Madison hack Cheating on my spouse Not being honest about my desires, not choosing my life partner carefully, and/or not securing a pre-nup ruined my life
Headline corrected.
Corrected headline corrected.
(Alhazad @ Aug. 21 2015,18:34)
(TPRJones @ Aug. 21 2015,15:51) The Ashley Madison hack Cheating on my spouse Not being honest about my desires, not choosing my life partner carefully, and/or not securing a pre-nup ruined my life
Headline corrected.
Corrected headline corrected.
< Some people > had foresight.
HAHAHAHAHAHA. The DHS, the dudes that fail most airport security tests, and the FBI, the dudes that are having trouble finding qualified IT agents, are all over this.
It's also hilarious how this guy seems to be defending the cheaters. Wonder what their spouses think about that.
You're using politeness as an argument? Fucking wow. That notwithstanding, they're trying to even the score for these folks like this...
I'm finding it hard to have any sympathy for any registered user on either website.
Which is good given that...
... most female profile are faked either by admins or other users.
(Malcolm @ Aug. 31 2015,12:15)
< AM tries badly > to refute the suggestion that their site is mainly a bunch of guys.
< Duggars > piling on their black sheep.
More than 15,000 of the email addresses contain government suffixes, including military ones. It is not clear how many of the accounts are real.
The Associated Press reported Thursday that hundreds of government employees with jobs at the White House, Congress and more than two dozen agencies used Internet connections in the federal offices to access the site.
One Justice Department investigator told the AP he was “doing some things I shouldn’t have been doing.”
Read more: < http://www.politico.com/story....] >
Posted by Malcolm on Aug. 21 2015,07:47
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Jason Doré acknowledged that his name is on the list released by hackers this week, according to The Times-Picayune. But he said he used the account strictly for “opposition research.”
Never heard fucking referred to by that term.
Posted by Leisher on Aug. 21 2015,12:25
< Blackmail has begun. >I hope nobody is dumb enough to pay. The info is already out there for anyone to see for free. Paying a blackmailer does NOTHING to ensure your secret doesn't get discovered. Plus, who's to stop the blackmailer from asking for more money later?
Posted by GORDON on Aug. 21 2015,13:16
So I am guessing AM is going out of business, soon?
Posted by Malcolm on Aug. 21 2015,14:17
(GORDON @ Aug. 21 2015,15:16)
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So I am guessing AM is going out of business, soon?
Doubt it.
Posted by TheCatt on Aug. 21 2015,15:04
< Fallout >
Posted by TPRJones on Aug. 21 2015,15:51
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Headline corrected.
Posted by TheCatt on Aug. 21 2015,16:10
Yeah, that's what I was thinking when I read it, too.
Posted by Alhazad on Aug. 21 2015,16:34
(TPRJones @ Aug. 21 2015,15:51)
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Headline corrected.
Corrected headline corrected.
Posted by TPRJones on Aug. 21 2015,16:56
Fair enough. But I still stand by mine. It's not cheating if it was negotiated in advance.
Posted by Malcolm on Aug. 21 2015,16:59
(Alhazad @ Aug. 21 2015,18:34)
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(TPRJones @ Aug. 21 2015,15:51)
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Headline corrected.
Corrected headline corrected.
< Some people > had foresight.
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His policy would pay him $1,000,000 if one of his swimmers had the nerve to take hold in the baby making parts of some random groupie, thus resulting in a bank account-draining paternity suit.
Posted by Malcolm on Aug. 22 2015,09:34
< Half billion dollar lawsuit >.
Posted by Paul on Aug. 22 2015,14:38
Posted by Malcolm on Aug. 24 2015,12:57
< Body count so far: > 2.QUOTE
Speaking directly to the hackers, Superintendent Evans said that Monday’s news conference was “your wake-up call,” and that law enforcement organizations around the world were working together to stop hackers from engaging in “reckless and illegal activity.” The United States Department of Homeland Security and the Federal Bureau of Investigation are involved in the investigation.
“You just got to understand people, the social impact behind this leak,” he said. “We’re talking about families, we’re talking about their children, we’re talking about their wives, we’re talking about their male partners. That’s going to have impacts on their lives, we now have hate crimes that are a result of this.”
“You just got to understand people, the social impact behind this leak,” he said. “We’re talking about families, we’re talking about their children, we’re talking about their wives, we’re talking about their male partners. That’s going to have impacts on their lives, we now have hate crimes that are a result of this.”
HAHAHAHAHAHA. The DHS, the dudes that fail most airport security tests, and the FBI, the dudes that are having trouble finding qualified IT agents, are all over this.
It's also hilarious how this guy seems to be defending the cheaters. Wonder what their spouses think about that.
You're using politeness as an argument? Fucking wow. That notwithstanding, they're trying to even the score for these folks like this...
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Well-known conservative personalities were caught in the breach as well. Sam Rader, a religious YouTube user who operates a successful video blog with his wife, Nia, was found to have an account.
“She has forgiven me for this mistake that I made in opening the account,” Mr. Rader said of his wife over the weekend. “I have sought forgiveness from God and he has forgiven me, so I have been completely cleansed of this sin.”
“She has forgiven me for this mistake that I made in opening the account,” Mr. Rader said of his wife over the weekend. “I have sought forgiveness from God and he has forgiven me, so I have been completely cleansed of this sin.”
I'm finding it hard to have any sympathy for any registered user on either website.
Posted by Malcolm on Aug. 25 2015,10:31
< Sued in Cali >.
Posted by Malcolm on Aug. 28 2015,10:22
< CEO resigns >.
Posted by Malcolm on Aug. 31 2015,10:15
< Still getting new users >.QUOTE
"Despite having our business and customers attacked, we are growing," ALM said in a statement. "This past week alone, hundreds of thousands of new users signed up for the Ashley Madison platform—including 87,596 women."
Which is good given that...
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A Gizmodo investigation corroborated that and found that only 12,000 of the 5.5 million female profiles on the adultery site belonged to living, breathing women. About 10,000 accounts were linked to email addresses ending in ashleymadison.com, indicating that site admins actually created them.
... most female profile are faked either by admins or other users.
Posted by Malcolm on Sep. 01 2015,12:56
(Malcolm @ Aug. 31 2015,12:15)
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< Still getting new users >.
Which is good given that...
... most female profile are faked either by admins or other users.
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"Despite having our business and customers attacked, we are growing," ALM said in a statement. "This past week alone, hundreds of thousands of new users signed up for the Ashley Madison platform—including 87,596 women."
Which is good given that...
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A Gizmodo investigation corroborated that and found that only 12,000 of the 5.5 million female profiles on the adultery site belonged to living, breathing women. About 10,000 accounts were linked to email addresses ending in ashleymadison.com, indicating that site admins actually created them.
... most female profile are faked either by admins or other users.
< AM tries badly > to refute the suggestion that their site is mainly a bunch of guys.
< Duggars > piling on their black sheep.
Posted by Paul on Sep. 02 2015,05:59
< More than 150,000 Ashley Madison users registered to just two GPS locations in Hong Kong >
Posted by thibodeaux on Oct. 10 2015,11:39
< Weev Attack! >