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Ashley Madison website hacked; 32M names leaked

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They just confirmed that that Twitter account is legit and has the correct names. Owner of a diamond store just revealed. Ouch.

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I have a feeling divorce attorneys are gonna be busy tomorrow.

I have a feeling divorce attorneys are gonna be busy tomorrow.

 

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* Please note: that's a joke in poor taste, I know, but it's strange being in a business where if the world was a decent place, nobody would ever need you... I compensate with the joking.

It'll be interesting to see how this plays out. One article I read about the whole situation said a large number of email addresses are bogus since the site never bothered to verify emails.

Good heavens I just saw the twitter feed. It's worse than I imagined. They're not just listing names, they're giving details about people's professional lives as well.

Good heavens I just saw the twitter feed. It's worse than I imagined. They're not just listing names, they're giving details about people's professional lives as well.

 

It's BAD!

Good heavens I just saw the twitter feed. It's worse than I imagined. They're not just listing names, they're giving details about people's professional lives as well.

Yeah it's looks like they are trying to figure out who each person is before they post the names.

 

NKY Builder on the list also...again I bet someone on here knows him.

Good heavens I just saw the twitter feed. It's worse than I imagined. They're not just listing names, they're giving details about people's professional lives as well.

 

And talking trash before names are released. What would you do if this wasn't your info and somebody used your identity? How do you disprove that?

I ask that no names be listed here on BGP.

 

What is out there on the Net is fair game but I don't want to get into the fray.

And talking trash before names are released. What would you do if this wasn't your info and somebody used your identity? How do you disprove that?

 

With great difficulty. If your name goes on that list today and folks see it, good luck convincing them it wasn't you.

Rich D.C. residents like to cheat on their spouses, according to dating Web site for cheating spouses - The Washington Post

 

Ashley Madison claims to have more than 59,000 people registered on the site with a D.C. Zip code. (Note: This does include people who register for the site while visiting D.C. using a city Zip code.)

 

And the neighborhood with the most cheaters? Capitol Hill, the land of politicians, staffers and lobbyists.

 

The dating Web site says 10.4 percent of Capitol Hill residents are registered on the Web site. Tenleytown and Takoma Park finished second and third, respectively. With the exception of Capitol Hill, all of the top 10 D.C. neighborhoods are in the Northwest portion of the city, with the majority of the neighborhoods in affluent upper Northwest.

On KSR today they said there were about 50 accounts with Whitehouse Email Addresses.

With great difficulty. If your name goes on that list today and folks see it, good luck convincing them it wasn't you.

 

It is like getting named in the Dowd report almost.

Mason County teacher. Ouch.

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