The owner of the adultery website agreed to pay up to settle litigation over a data breach that exposed personal details of millions of users. Continue reading →

Ashley Madison’s owner will pay $1.6 million following an investigation led by the U.S. F.T.C. into a massive breach of the company’s computer systems and the outing of millions of its members. Continue reading →

If you have ever created an account forAdultFriendFinder.com or Penthouse.com you should change your passwords immediately. Continue reading →

Canada’s privacy commissioner has released a report slamming Ashley Madison’s security practices. Continue reading →

Toronto-based parent company of infidelity website Ashley Madison is now the target of a U.S. Federal Trade Commission investigation. Continue reading →

Cyber-security experts say businesses of all sizes can be vulnerable to attacks and hackers can manoeuvre their way into any site if the proper controls aren’t in place to detect their snooping. Continue reading →

Ashley Madison users were very easy to map based on location data supplied by their devices. The hack raises questions about what our phones know about our comings and goings, and what quiet conversations they have with databases far away. Continue reading →

The Ashley Madison hack may be months behind us, but those who used the site are still being targeted with blackmail and threats of exposure. Continue reading →

Creating a strong password is important when it comes to protecting your data online – it’s especially important if you are creating an account on a site supposedly geared toward discreet extramarital affairs. Continue reading →

Why did a 15-year-old Saskatchewan girl, and nearly 5,000 other people who said they were under 18, have accounts on Ashley Madison? Continue reading →