7th August 2015
It’s elementary to assume that the hackers of Ashley Madison mid-July were monogamy crusading social justice warriors but…
Online cheating site Ashley Madison hacked (krebsonsecurity.com).
“It’s unclear how much of the AshleyMadison user account data has been posted online. For now, it appears the hackers have published a relatively small percentage of AshleyMadison user account data and are planning to publish more for each day the company stays online. ‘Too bad for those men, they’re cheating dirtbags and deserve no such discretion,’ the hackers continued. ‘Too bad for ALM, you promised secrecy but didn’t deliver.”
But despite terming users “cheating dirtbags” it seems that they were more miffed with the company’s duplicious “promised secrecy” of which they obviously knew a lot about. Who was outed when they dropped the data online and did porn or the Devil make them do it?
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