Cheating website hacked
Ashley Madison parent CEO quits
His exit could help appease investors and business partners but would do little to placate subscribers.
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Ashley Madison parent company CEO quits after infidelity data hack
Avid Life Media Inc is being sued by a former client for negligence and invasion of privacy.
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The psychology of cheating
The credit card details of prominent South Africans who use the Ashley Madison website, which openly facilitates marital infidelity, have been traced. Listen as clinical psychologist Philippa Martin explains the psychology of cheating.
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Ashley Madison sued in US
The lawsuit, filed in US District Court in LA by a man identified as John Doe, seeks class-action status.
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'Two suicides may be connected to Ashley Madison hack'
The attack on the infidelity website has sparked extortion attempts and at least two unconfirmed suicides.
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Ashley Madison hack sends shivers through online hook-ups
In exposing the accounts of users, hackers released a cache of embarrassing and damaging data.
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Ashley Madison CEO's emails leaked in new data dump
The data dump by hackers who have attacked the site appears to include email messages linked to Noel Biderman.
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The mysterious 'dark web' uncovered
702’s John Robbie finds out more about the concept of the 'dark web' where Ashley Madison hackers 'leaked' subscriber data.
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Ashley Madison hackers post database online
Hackers dumped personal details of over 30 million users online.
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Top billing: New cheating site hits Ashley Madison with a low blow
Cheating4me.com has taken a shot at Ashley Madison on a new billboard in Sandton.
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Ashley Madison hack: Canada's capital most vulnerable
1 in 5 people in Ottawa allegedly subscribe to the Ashley Madison website.
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Ashley Madison hackers take 'moral high ground'
The group is threatening to publish nude photos & fantasies of cheating spouses if the site doesn’t shut down.
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Cheating website relieved it’s not being judged after hack
Ashley Madison has hired UK cybersecurity firm Sycura to investigate the breach.
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Two tales of cheating website
Listen to callers: Anonymous One, who is married and is an avid user of the site, and Anonymous 2, whose family has been torn apart as a result of the site.
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Millions of cheating spouses may be unmasked as website hacked
Hackers threaten to release customer data unless cheating website Ashley Madison shuts down
