or it would have if i had one i guess.

so the child molester josh something or other has been exposed... other email linked to federal places.

must be some pissed off spouses and some sweating others out there right now.

I don't endorse hacking ... but having a site to attract and encourage cheating does need to go.
life is short... have an affair !

are you reading CNN.com on the fluffter or something?

anyone who would cheats deserves to be caught.

pro tip: don't put your e-mail into any of those online testing tools that see if your e-mail is used in the ashley madison hacks. they could capture your e-mail address and you'll probably have crap done to/sent to it.

Lmfao I heard about this, was some husband with a fair bit of hacking knowledge im guessing who caught his old lady, threatened to expose everyone if they didn't shut the site down or something. Lol if your gonna run a site like that then you should have a security system set up for it something similar to what the lotto has lmao

If you don't know your spouse is cheating, you're doing something wrong.

http://www.politico.com/...esearch-121581.html?ml=po

jjetrico:

ashley madison charged $20 to delete your profile, then didnt actually delete your profile

thats what its about, basically a scummy company that deserved bad stuff to happen to it but now users are getting caught in crossfire

anyone who would sign up for a site like that with their work domains, not to mention government domains, deserves whatever they get. thin the river of tard out a bit hopefully.

But the users are the ones who signed up with this scummy company in order to cheat on their spouse.

They all deserve what they get.

from AP :

U.S. government employees with sensitive jobs in national security or law enforcement were among hundreds of federal workers found to be using government networks to access and pay membership fees to the cheating website Ashley Madison, The Associated Press has learned.

The list includes at least two assistant U.S. attorneys, an information technology administrator in the White House's support staff, a Justice Department investigator, a division chief, and a government hacker and counterterrorism employee at the Homeland Security Department. Others visited from networks operated by the Pentagon.

Federal policies vary by agency as to whether employees could visit websites during work hours like Ashley Madison, which could be considered akin to a dating website. But such use raises questions about what personal business is acceptable — and what websites are OK to visit — for U.S. workers on taxpayer time, especially those with sensitive jobs who could face blackmail.

it'll be interesting to see what the military service member fallout is from this leak.

adultery isn't against the law, but it's totes magotes prohibited by the UCMJ

visiting ashley madison on taxpayer time i have a problem with... what they do after hrs is their business as long as it doesn't effect the job or security risks ( blackmail )

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/..._Re-a-8_1440159405990.jpg


how does your state rank ?

West VA is at the bottom because if you broke up you would still have to see eachother at family reunions.

It will be nothing unless you have a politically sustained rank.

whatever you say there, skippy

http://i.imgur.com/22Rujiz.jpg

Old cliche two wrongs don't make a right.

No sypmathy for those you used the site, but hackers should be tracked and proseucted if it all possible.

It is a gross generalization to say that everyone on that site is a cheater.

The site is promoted to singles and used by singles as well.

http://i.imgur.com/seh6p.gif

Also, AM apparently had no email verification, so anybody could sign anybody up. Yeah, it was a sleazy site, but when its your bank or college that gets hit next you'll all be screaming for justice.

If they started publicly hanging hackerz and virus writers and scammers I would pay to watch.

lol legendary h4 post out of no where!!!!

good thing the financial & cc records are there as well :)

Lmfao!! That's brutal, 20 bucks to delete an account??? f that noise!!! Is AM owned by Facebook by any chance? I only ask that because no matter what, you can't delete your fb account either lol.

20 bucks to pretend to delete your account then not actually do it