A popular fetish app stored passwords in plain textWhen a human asks you for your password, that's usually a bad sign.By Engadget, 09.07.2018
After Math: This is a witch huntLook, all we really want is independence from her spell.By A. Tarantola, 04.01.2018
Ashley Madison attempts to regain the public’s trustThe president of the infidelity service presents his case.By C. Ip, 03.29.2018
Ashley Madison will pay $11.2 million to data breach victimsAshley Madison is still paying for the massive data breach it suffered in 2015.By M. Moon, 07.16.2017
Ashley Madison settles charges over its massive data breachThe payout is small, but the reforms could make a big difference for the infidelity service.By J. Fingas, 12.14.2016
Ashley Madison gives infidelity a new lookThe company has launched an ad campaign to restore some faith in its adultery-focused social network.By D. Cooper, 07.12.2016
2015's big hacks, attacks and security blundersYou'd think that 2015's password was 123456.By V. Blue, 12.17.2015