Ashley Madison details now online

The Randy Riverbeast

Josh Duggar, a man who campaigns for family values (aka don't let gay people get married) has been found on it. I doubt he will be the last of his type on it either.

the_monkey

The Randy Riverbeast wrote: »

Josh Duggar, a man who campaigns for family values (aka don't let gay people get married) has been found on it. I doubt he will be the last of his type on it either.

It's always the way..

Menas

There is a reported case of a gay saudi man who had a profile up there. He could potentially be up for the death penalty now in Saudi Arabia as sodomy is a capital crime there.

the_monkey

Menas wrote: »

There is a reported case of a gay saudi man who had a profile up there. He could potentially be up for the death penalty now in Saudi Arabia as sodomy is a capital crime there.

Adultery is too, never mind sodomy.


http://gawker.com/family-values-activist-josh-duggar-had-a-paid-ashley-ma-1725132091

:eek:


I can't wait to see how this turns out !!

JustTheOne

the_monkey wrote: »

I'd imagine you exchange contact details via private messages after liking each others profiles.

Thing is too, AM have ADMITTED that they added a load of fake profiles for "entertainment" purposes !!

So there is a load of young pretty female profiles that don't exist, they are there just to bait men to join ... mad really.

Exactly so it would be so open to easily set up a face account and black mailing people.

whisky_galore

Corvus Maximus wrote: »

It's nothing new. Hacktavists have been conducting moral crusades for years now on issues like corporate overreach, the environment, political corruption, security & privacy to even paedophilia.

Why bother with cheating, hardly the world's greatest crime, unless some hacker had his eye wiped and decided to lash out?

K.O.Kiki

the_monkey wrote: »

Adultery is too, never mind sodomy.


gawker. com/family-values-activist-josh-duggar-had-a-paid-ashley-ma-1725132091

:eek:


I can't wait to see how this turns out !!

Please stop linking that shíthole of an online network.

the_monkey

JustTheOne wrote: »

Exactly so it would be so open to easily set up a face account and black mailing people.

Sure, but who do you target ?

Just a randomer ?

Normally if someone wants to blackmail someone they have a target in mind.

the_monkey

K.O.Kiki wrote: »

Please stop linking that shíthole of an online network.

:eek:

Sorry ... didn;t realise it was faux pas around here..

ghostdancer

the_monkey wrote: »

Because users can't see other users CC details, people aren't getting caught out by their usernames and profile details .. they are getting caught out with CC details as this is the one area one needs to be honest in registering.

i thought people didn't need credit cards to register?
from what I've read anyone can set up an account with any email address they like. if people wanted to send messages or contact others, they needed a credit card.
the leak isn't of people with credit card enabled accounts (otherwise there'd be 37m credit card details which had been stolen), it's of profiles, many of which are fake.

sbsquarepants

Real Psycrow wrote: »

Its not much different to "If you don't want to be robbed, don't own things"

Not really. It's more like if you don't want to be robbed don't leave your valuable stuff lying around where any tom, dick and harry could get their hands on it. AKA sound advice

K.O.Kiki

the_monkey wrote: »

:eek:

Sorry ... didn;t realise it was faux pas around here..

It's ok.

Every day is another day to teach people to avoid Gawker and its affiliate sites:
Deadspin, Lifehacker, Gizmodo, io9, Kotaku, Jalopnik & Jezebel.

All repugnant sites populated by immoral writers.

B0jangles

the_monkey wrote: »

:eek:

Sorry ... didn;t realise it was faux pas around here..

It isn't, unless you're one of the diehard saps still banging on about Gamergate*

*If you don't know what that it should should be very glad.

K-9

K.O.Kiki wrote: »

It's ok.

Every day is another day to teach people to avoid Gawker and its affiliate sites:
Deadspin, Lifehacker, Gizmodo, io9, Kotaku, Jalopnik & Jezebel.

All repugnant sites populated by immoral writers.

Yeah, but why is that?

DetroitSpinR

gctest50 wrote: »

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Better still, do a crash course in divorce law. There should be plenty of work coming down the line.

Harry Palmr

A woman phoned an Aussie show, suspecting her husband was on the list, they checked and told her he was on air! No manners! :pac:

She of course was an idiot to make such an enquiry. This sort of thing clearly brings the worst/stupid out in all of us.

Jimoslimos

vapor trails wrote: »

I wonder will this create a bounty hunter for exposing mid to small level participants. Everyone will be looking for the celeb who's name will make the front pages but I guarantee there will be a heap of lads in this country who are like ....."yeah my name is there but who is really going to sift through it all and make a big deal about what I done. I'm just small fry"

Next week he gets contacted from someone saying I looked into who you are. I know you have a family and I know this could destroy your reputation and business. Pay me €3,000 now or else.

What's people's views on this ? Fair game or just outright dirty

But what would be the point of that? The database is publicly available so what's to stop anyone else trying to blackmail him a week later. What's the blackmailer's threat? "Pay up or I release this sensitive information...eh which has already been released"

mark13

Harry Palmr wrote: »

A woman phoned an Aussie show, suspecting her husband was on the list, they checked and told her he was on air! No manners! :pac:

She of course was an idiot to make such an enquiry. This sort of thing clearly brings the worst/stupid out in all of us.

I have no doubt that the woman who called that show, also works at the radio station.

Menas

Jimoslimos wrote: »

But what would be the point of that? The database is publicly available so what's to stop anyone else trying to blackmail him a week later. What's the blackmailer's threat? "Pay up or I release this sensitive information...eh which has already been released"

Exactly. Blackmail only works if the threat of exposure can be minimised or eliminated on ceding to the blackmailers demands. In this case it cant.

Mind you, that may not stop some people trying...and some people paying. Dumb people know no limits!

The Randy Riverbeast

Jimoslimos wrote: »

But what would be the point of that? The database is publicly available so what's to stop anyone else trying to blackmail him a week later. What's the blackmailer's threat? "Pay up or I release this sensitive information...eh which has already been released"

The other half has to go looking through it to see if they are on it so I guess someone could threaten to tell your partner that you are on it.

hatrickpatrick

K-9 wrote: »

Yeah, but why is that?

Because they, along with the Guardian and the Huffington Post, are constant promoters of gender and identity politics.

Fallschirmjager

The Randy Riverbeast wrote: »

The other half has to go looking through it to see if they are on it so I guess someone could threaten to tell your partner that you are on it.

wont need to...all those friend of theirs that dont like you will assist in that....;)

as for the blackmail..i will put you on the SITE if you dont pay. nothing to stop someone added names to 1 site or 2 to spice things up a bit!!!.

lets be honest if someone wants a reason they will find it...and as you know everything on the web is TRUE...

Sleepy

It's a very old joke but the leak reminds me of this joke...

"Bless me Father, for I have sinned. I have not been to confession for six months. On top of that, I've been with a loose woman."

The priest sighs. "Is that you, little Tommy O' Shaughnessy?"

"Yes, Father,' tis I."

"And who might be the woman you were with?"

"I shan't be tellin' you, Father. It would ruin her reputation."

"Well, Tommy, I'm bound to find out sooner or later, so you may as well tell me now. Was it Brenda O'Malley?"

"I cannot say."

"Was it Patricia Fitzgerald?"

"I'll never tell."

"Was it Lisa Murphy?"

"I'm sorry, but I'll not name her."

"Was it Cathy O' Sullivan?"

"My lips are sealed."

"Was it Fiona Mallory, then?"

"Please, Father, I cannot tell you."

The priest sighs in frustration. "You're a steadfast lad, Tommy O'Shaughnessy, and I admire that. But, you've sinned, and you must atone. Be off with you now..."

Tommy walks back to his pew. His friend Sean slides over and whispers,

"What'd you get?"

"Five Hail Mary's and a few good leads!" says Tommy.

Seems like that data could be a gold-mine for an enterprising young fella!

Menas

So, has anyone checked to see if their OH is on it?!

Fallschirmjager

wrong thread...oops

petrolcan

Easy way to check if you're on there https://haveibeenpwned.com/

via http://www.troyhunt.com/2015/08/ashley-madison-data-breach-q.html

K-9

B0jangles wrote: »

It isn't, unless you're one of the diehard saps still banging on about Gamergate*

*If you don't know what that it should should be very glad.

Ah right, no interest in that crap.

Find Lifehacker quite good.

K-9

hatrickpatrick wrote: »

Because they, along with the Guardian and the Huffington Post, are constant promoters of gender and identity politics.

Lifehacker?

Must have missed that in my 5 or 6 years reading it.

the_monkey

petrolcan wrote: »

Easy way to check if you're on there https://haveibeenpwned.com/

via http://www.troyhunt.com/2015/08/ashley-madison-data-breach-q.html

I dont know how accurate that https://haveibeenpwned.com/ is, I have an account (free) that I opened out of curiosity and email doesn;t appear there.

Maybe cos I didn't enter CC details.

lee_baby_simms

the_monkey wrote: »

I have an account (free) that I opened out of curiosity

You filthy monkey.

the_monkey

lee_baby_simms wrote: »

You filthy monkey.

... It was just curiosity tho ... honestly

It's so obvious the amount of fake accounts tho... men are so gullible when they think with their dicks

Paramite Pie

the_monkey wrote: »

I dont know how accurate that https://haveibeenpwned.com/ is, I have an account (free) that I opened out of curiosity and email doesn;t appear there.

Maybe cos I didn't enter CC details.

According to that site, my Gmail username & passwords were leaked by a Russian Bitcoin forum in 2014.

I knew that many of my old yahoo/msn accounts had been used to set up FB accounts by some Russian "cam whores" but I wasn't aware of this leak. Thankfully I change my passwords every now & again and don't use the same one for each site.

Anyways I never had an Ashley Madison account so I'm not worried.

hatrickpatrick

K-9 wrote: »

Lifehacker?

Must have missed that in my 5 or 6 years reading it.

Obviously there are always exceptions.

K.O.Kiki

petrolcan wrote: »

Easy way to check if you're on there https://haveibeenpwned.com/

via http://www.troyhunt.com/2015/08/ashley-madison-data-breach-q.html

How do I know that site won't pwn my email after I put it in?

Firewalkwithme

A prominent opposition TD is on the list.

petrolcan

K.O.Kiki wrote: »

How do I know that site won't pwn my email after I put it in?

Troy Hunt is fairly well respected as well as being an MVP.

Subcomandante Marcos

Cartoon_Head wrote: »

A prominent opposition TD is on the list.

Proof?

conorh91

Cartoon_Head wrote: »

A prominent opposition TD is on the list.

If you read this on the same site as I came across it, it's highly suspect. I don't believe it.

joe swanson

I understand how people are having a laugh about this but this leak could potentially lead to increased mental health issues and indeed suicide. This is why some regulation is required.

My name is URL

joe swanson wrote: »

I understand how people are having a laugh about this but this leak could potentially lead to increased mental health issues and indeed suicide. This is why some regulation is required.

Regulation of what?

tonycascarino

Cartoon_Head wrote: »

A prominent opposition TD is on the list.

Read that too but don't believe it

Samaris

My name is URL wrote: »

Regulation of what?

Hacking? :P

FloatingVoter

I had no interest in this until I found out that credit card details were leaked too,
Off to Tor the highways and byways and go shopping before the cards get cancelled in the divorces.

Dr. Zaius Dr. Zaius!

petrolcan wrote: »

Easy way to check if you're on there https://haveibeenpwned.com/

via http://www.troyhunt.com/2015/08/ashley-madison-data-breach-q.html

Checked my email....flippin Adobe! Have a 'good' email address for serious stuff and was wondering how the hell I was getting spam to that email account, bah!

FloatingVoter

Dr. Zaius Dr. Zaius! wrote: »

Checked my email....flippin Adobe! Have a 'good' email address for serious stuff and was wondering how the hell I was getting spam to that email account, bah!

Are my portableflute@, pisshead@, elvisburger@ addresses on any of these lists ? Being a 6 ft tall blonde lady who is up for anything (when the drunken man that I am gets loose online) I'm pretty sure I may have signed on to this nonsense.

Dr. Zaius Dr. Zaius!

FloatingVoter wrote: »

Are my portableflute@, pisshead@, elvisburger@ addresses on any of these lists ? Being a 6 ft tall blonde lady who is up for anything (when the drunken man that I am gets loose online) I'm pretty sure I may have signed on to this nonsense.

It doesnt show email addresses. You have to put in each individual one and it then shows you if that email has been breached.

DetroitSpinR

Menas wrote: »

So, has anyone checked to see if their OH is on it?!

My OH is such a slapper she wouldn't even wait for "connections"

gctest50

Dr. Zaius Dr. Zaius! wrote: »

It doesnt show email addresses. You have to put in each individual one and it then shows you if that email has been breached.

The amazing zoomable Ashley Madison Map will help you

https://tecnilogica.cartodb.com/viz/56e702fe-4693-11e5-8f79-0e853d047bba/public_map




the data bunnies are funny out - give them anything and they'd wire it to maps n eircodes n toasters n stuff

The Randy Riverbeast

gctest50 wrote: »

The amazing zoomable Ashley Madison Map will help you

https://tecnilogica.cartodb.com/viz/56e702fe-4693-11e5-8f79-0e853d047bba/public_map




the data bunnies are funny out - give them anything and they'd wire it to maps n eircodes n toasters n stuff

Umm, I wouldnt trust that map too much. I doubt it is accurate about North Korea anyway.

gctest50

The Randy Riverbeast wrote: »

Umm, I wouldnt trust that map too much. I doubt it is accurate about North Korea anyway.

just be pulling data out of the dumped file sure

doubt anyone checked it