How to See Who's in the Ashley Madison Database
32 Million Email Addresses Exposed in Data Breach
Programmer Creates Tool for Quick Email Checks
The stolen database of 32 million people who used cheating website Ashley Madison has made its way to the Web. A programmer has created a tool that lets you quickly check if your email address or your partner's email address is in the database.
The data breach was first reported on Tuesday, August 18, 2015. The hackers who stole the database are threatening to release the information publicly unless Ashley Madison is shut down.
Ashley Madison is a website that connects married people who are looking to have an affair. The site has been criticized for promoting infidelity, but it has also been defended by some who argue that it provides a safe and discreet way for people to explore their sexual fantasies.
The data breach is a major blow to Ashley Madison's reputation. The company has apologized for the breach and said that it is working to improve its security.
It is not yet clear what the long-term consequences of the data breach will be. However, it is likely that the release of the stolen information will cause a great deal of pain and embarrassment for the people who are named in the database.
Conclusion
The Ashley Madison data breach is a reminder that no one is immune to cybercrime. It is important to take steps to protect your personal information online, such as using strong passwords and being careful about what information you share on social media.
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