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who would use their WORK EMAIL for this ? dummies15,000 government emails revealed in Ashley Madison leak by Cory Bennett - 08/19/15 09:55 AM EDT
Thousands of clients using the affair-oriented Ashley Madison website listed email addresses registered to the White House, top federal agencies and military branches, a data dump by hackers revealed.
The detailed data, released Tuesday, will likely put Washington, D.C., on edge. The nation’s capital reportedly has the highest rate of membership for the site of any city.
Indeed, more than 15,000 of the email addresses used to register accounts were hosted on government and military servers.
Buried in the list are emails that could be tied to multiple administration agencies, including the State Department and Department of Homeland Security, as well as several tied to both the House and Senate.
For a month, hackers using the name “Impact Team” have been holding hostage the dating profiles of those who registered on the site. The group threatened to publicly out the potential adulterers if the site’s owner, Avid Life Media, didn’t take down Ashley Madison, which uses the tagline, “Life is short. Have an affair.”
Security researchers said on Wednesday that they believe the data released following the hack at Ashley Madison is authentic.
“This dump appears to be legit,” said David Kennedy, CEO of information security company TrustedSec, which monitors cyber attacks, in a blog post. “Very, very legit.”
Security journalist Brian Krebs reported several of the site’s users told him their real information is in the data dump.
The leaked database is staggering, according to researchers, and larger than expected at 37 million records, or nearly 10 gigabytes compressed.
“For folks that may not know, that is massive,” Kennedy said. “Huge.”
“It's full account information,” said Robert Graham, CEO of Errata Security, in a blog post. That includes full names, emails, phone numbers, addresses and passwords.
“It also includes dating information, like height, weight, and so forth,” Graham added. “It appears to contain addresses, as well as GPS coordinates. I suspect that many people created fake accounts, but with an app that reported their real GPS coordinates.”
Other tech news outlets, such as CSO, have discovered British government officials, United Nations employees and Vatican staff among the millions of people in the leaked database.
However, the site reportedly did not check the validity of email addresses, and it’s likely that many of the government email accounts were faked. For instance, several emails were registered at “whitehouse.gov,” whereas White House officials use “eop.gov” for email communications.
The hackers have indicated their mission is to publicly shame the company, while also teaching its users a lesson.
“Find yourself in here?” they said in a statement posted with the data dump. "It was [Avid Life Media] that failed you and lied to you. Prosecute them and claim damages. Then move on with your life. Learn your lesson and make amends. Embarrassing now, but you’ll get over it."
http://thehill.com/policy/cybersecu...-real-includes-thousands-of-government-emails
If famous names show up, it prolly wont matter cus thats what famous ppl do.Any big names?
Think about it though. Perhaps their work email is an email that their wives wouldn't search, thereby leaving that in the clear?
who would use their WORK EMAIL for this ? dummies
You know what the word ALWAYS means right?Cheaters always get caught
The sad part about what you said is people not even having privacy to their own emailsThink about it though. Perhaps their work email is an email that their wives wouldn't search, thereby leaving that in the clear?
I mean it definitely does sound foolish, but I'm trying to rationalize it here. They can't be that dumb.
Within their marriage or with AM?The sad part about what you said is people not even having privacy to their own emails
That is that @ksteezy type of "open communication because I have nothing to hide" logic
For sure.
Reminds me of how when you're in a relationship not only with emails, but the wives now have consent to go through your cell phone whenever they please. It's as if the concept of privacy just vanishes when two people get in a relationship.
That lack of privacy isn't even healthy though and if you feel like you have to dip into your significant other's privacy, then you probably shouldn't be in a relationship. Warranted or not. But that's a topic for another time.
Thing is though, if this many people are cheating, then what does that say about Marriage and monogamy?
Tired subject but if this many people would literally PAY just to cheat, then that says something about marriage because I doubt 37 plus million marriages are doing bad.
Thing is though, if this many people are cheating, then what does that say about Marriage and monogamy?
Tired subject but if this many people would literally PAY just to cheat, then that says something about marriage because I doubt 37 plus million marriages are doing bad.
Who says they're cheating? I said it earlier in the thread: we don't know the nature of the relationship of the millions of Ashley Madison users (the legit users). It could be an open marriage, it could be that a spouse has been rendered unable to perform due to a terrible accident, etc. A site like AM provides a convenient outlet for people seeking whatever relief (or exploration) they need outside their committed relationship. Yeah, there are plenty of scumbag cheaters on the site, but there are plenty of people who aren't. That's the problem with the hack. It's lumping everyone in the same boat. That's the worst part about all this.
who would use their WORK EMAIL for this ? dummies
Think about it though. Perhaps their work email is an email that their wives wouldn't search, thereby leaving that in the clear?
I mean it definitely does sound foolish, but I'm trying to rationalize it here. They can't be that dumb.
I would assume that the wife stays away from any all work related stuff including work emails. Trying to stay as far away from suspicion as possible.
Or maybe since they are government related officials, it forbids them from having fake account emails? Idk logic just tells you to make a fake email for AM only so I have no idea why they would do this.
How does the site work? Do you need to show certificate of marriage?
Because if not, I'm sure people sign up just to hook up.
Way to miss the point entirely. I mean, do you click a box that says "I am cheating on my spouse"? Just to confirm you are doing so?How does the site work? Do you need to show certificate of marriage?
Because if not, I'm sure people sign up just to hook up.
The site is a hookup site. That is undeniable.