As you would absolutely expect....
https://www.rt.com/usa/312875-govt-e...shley-madison/
Was [email protected] among them???
Hillary is probably thanking God Bill didn't use his real e-mail address.
Last edited by DMX7; 08-20-2015 at 10:57 AM.
How many of them were Bill Clinton under an alias?
As one anonymous gay man in Saudi Arabia noted on reddit after the leak was exposed last month:
I May Get Stoned to Death for Gay Sex (Gay Man from Saudi Arabia Who Used Ashley Madison for Hookups)
I am from a country where sexuality carries the death penalty. I studied in America the last several years and used Ashley Madison during that time. (For those of you who haven't been following the story, Ashley Madison has been hacked and its users' names and addresses are on the verge of being exposed.) I was single, but used it because I am gay; gay sex is punishable by death in my home country so I wanted to keep my hookups extremely discreet.
I only used AM to hook up with single guys. Most of you are Westerners in countries that are relatively liberal on LGBT issues.For those of you who are older--try to think back to a time 10 or 20 years again when sexuality was intensely stigmatized. Multiply that horrible feeling of stigma by a million, and add the threat of beheading/stoning. That's why I used AM to have discreet encounters...
The idiots who claim I'm lying are projecting from personal experience, and forgetting that, for many gay people around the world, being outed is a life-threatening experience. The risks for us are greater than the risks for married Westerners cheating on their spouses. That's why AM's promise of discretion appeals to us. (Seriously, you think that there are no gay Muslims on there out of 37 million users?)
Good, adulterers and gays
Allahu'akbar
Josh Duggar Admits To Cheating On Wife: I'm 'The Biggest Hypocrite'
http://talkingpointsmemo.com/livewir...+%28TPMNews%29
"Family Values" might be the most meaningless phrase in the English language these days. Thanks Josh.
The Pentagon Is Investigating the Ashley Madison Leak
US Secretary of Defense Ash Carter said today that the Pentagon is investigating the recent leak of user data from Ashley Madison. According to The Hill, roughly 15,000 email addresses associated with the US government and military have been found in the initial do ent dump.
“I’m aware of it, of course it’s an issue, because conduct is very important. We expect good conduct on the part of our people,” Carter told reporters.
The Pentagon’s primary concern regarding the leak likely has to do with the blackmail of service members who may have signed up for Ashley Madison. But if you were dumb enough to use your military email for signing up, it’s possible the Pentagon already knew about it. The military keeps a close eye on how its members use the internet, not just for red flags of marital infidelity, but also credit problems and anything else that might open up people who deal in classified information to blackmail.
As one anonymous Department of Defense official told news outlet DefenseOne, “There’s a possibility we would have already found them through user activity monitoring. We monitor for certain things.”
Certain things, indeed.
http://gizmodo.com/the-pentagon-is-i...+%28Gizmodo%29
Even More Ashley Madison Data, Including CEO’s E-Mails, Dumped Online
Just as you were finishing up examining all the dark corners to see if you could find any famous people hidden in the first 10GB AshleyMadison.com data dump, a second one — twice the size — has made its way online, complete with e-mails from the company’s CEO.
Ars Technica reports that the latest bunch of stuff stolen from the website for cheaters weighs in at a hefty 19GB — the size of a pretty decent PS4 video game — and contains a whopping 13GB worth of e-mail that appears to be to and from Noel Biderman, CEO of Avid Media, the parent company for Ashley Madison (a dating site targeted at people looking to cheat).
Avid had initially suggested that the first 10GB dump may have been a fake, though it’s since been shown to be the real deal.
The hackers referenced this in their message included with the massive file.
“Hey Noel, you can admit it’s real now,” they write.
In addition to all of Biderman’s e-mail messages, the download appears to contain source code for all of Avid’s sites, which include gems like Cougar Life and Established Men.
One of the motives behind the Ashley Madison attack is the site’s “Full Delete” feature, which charges users around $20 to fully scrub their information from the website. If users don’t pay for the deletion when they stop using the site, their info remains online but is hidden from search results. According to a leaked do ent, the company makes nearly $2 million a year from people wishing to be forgotten completely.
http://consumerist.com/2015/08/20/ev...dumped-online/
CEO got owned
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