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US Man, Seeking Affair, Loses Rs 12 Crore In Romance Scam: "She Was Very Beautiful"
The scam depleted his retirement and life savings by $1.4 million, with four cryptocurrency transactions made over six weeks.
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His Ashley Madison Affairs Led Him To The 'Dark Web' - And Murder
Churchgoing Midwestern folk don't normally land on the wrong end of a bitcoin murder contract, so the news about Amy Allwine was bizarre.
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Ashley Madison Parent in $11.2 Million Settlement Over Data Breach
Ashley Madison marketed itself as a means to help people, primarily men, cheat on their spouses, and was known for its slogan "Life is short. Have an affair."
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Ashley Madison Dating Site to Pay $1.6 Million Over Data Breach
The settlement comes after a hacker group last year released what was said to be personal data on millions of members of Ashley Madison.
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Canada, Australia Privacy Watchdogs Find Ashley Madison Lacked Security
The website for cheaters, Ashley Madison, that was hit by a massive hack that exposed millions last year has agreed to bolster its data security after Australian and Canadian investigations found it to be "insufficient or absent," officials said on Tuesday.
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Infidelity Website Ashley Madison Facing FTC Probe, CEO Apologizes
The parent company of infidelity dating site Ashley Madison, hit by a devastating hack last year, is now the target of a US Federal Trade Commission investigation, the new executives seeking to revive its credibility told Reuters.
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Infidelity Website Ashley Madison Facing FTC Probe, CEO Apologises
The website faces a mountain of problems, including US and Canadian class action lawsuits filed on behalf of customers whose personal information was posted online.
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People Suing Ashley Madison for Last Year's Hack Can't Be Anonymous, Judge Rules
Forty-two plaintiffs are bringing a proposed class-action suit against the extramartial-affair dating website.
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Hospital Cyber-Attack Highlights Health Care Vulnerabilities
The information health care services protect is more valuable on the black market than a credit card number stored by a retailer.
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It's Been Six Months Since the Ashley Madison Hack - Has Anything Changed?
Ashley Madison was a watershed moment in the history of cybercrime: the first hack that could ruin not only finances, but relationships and lives.
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US Man, Seeking Affair, Loses Rs 12 Crore In Romance Scam: "She Was Very Beautiful"
The scam depleted his retirement and life savings by $1.4 million, with four cryptocurrency transactions made over six weeks.
-
His Ashley Madison Affairs Led Him To The 'Dark Web' - And Murder
Churchgoing Midwestern folk don't normally land on the wrong end of a bitcoin murder contract, so the news about Amy Allwine was bizarre.
-
Ashley Madison Parent in $11.2 Million Settlement Over Data Breach
Ashley Madison marketed itself as a means to help people, primarily men, cheat on their spouses, and was known for its slogan "Life is short. Have an affair."
-
Ashley Madison Dating Site to Pay $1.6 Million Over Data Breach
The settlement comes after a hacker group last year released what was said to be personal data on millions of members of Ashley Madison.
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Canada, Australia Privacy Watchdogs Find Ashley Madison Lacked Security
The website for cheaters, Ashley Madison, that was hit by a massive hack that exposed millions last year has agreed to bolster its data security after Australian and Canadian investigations found it to be "insufficient or absent," officials said on Tuesday.
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Infidelity Website Ashley Madison Facing FTC Probe, CEO Apologizes
The parent company of infidelity dating site Ashley Madison, hit by a devastating hack last year, is now the target of a US Federal Trade Commission investigation, the new executives seeking to revive its credibility told Reuters.
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Infidelity Website Ashley Madison Facing FTC Probe, CEO Apologises
The website faces a mountain of problems, including US and Canadian class action lawsuits filed on behalf of customers whose personal information was posted online.
-
People Suing Ashley Madison for Last Year's Hack Can't Be Anonymous, Judge Rules
Forty-two plaintiffs are bringing a proposed class-action suit against the extramartial-affair dating website.
-
Hospital Cyber-Attack Highlights Health Care Vulnerabilities
The information health care services protect is more valuable on the black market than a credit card number stored by a retailer.
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It's Been Six Months Since the Ashley Madison Hack - Has Anything Changed?
Ashley Madison was a watershed moment in the history of cybercrime: the first hack that could ruin not only finances, but relationships and lives.
