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In reply to the discussion: Hackers Dump Ashley Madison's Customer Data (32 Million), Which Spans The Past 7 Years! [View all]AngryAmish
(25,704 posts)13. Still a shitty thing to do.
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Hackers Dump Ashley Madison's Customer Data (32 Million), Which Spans The Past 7 Years! [View all]
TheBlackAdder
Aug 2015
OP
here's the list of email domains. I know for sure people at DOTgov are not allowed to surf at work.
Sunlei
Aug 2015
#5
please note, it is the domain names not the actual emails that is up on public pastebin.
Sunlei
Aug 2015
#9
yes, like @DOTgov. However, you can go to trending on pastebin and see the actual names BUT...
Sunlei
Aug 2015
#11
It is against the working rules for government employees to use their work .gov emails like that.
Sunlei
Aug 2015
#14
I got all the info from the news article. except I do know .gov employees aren't supposted to
Sunlei
Aug 2015
#22
maybe they are doing it break or lunch time. But it was wrong to hack and now to post
riversedge
Aug 2015
#40
It's not allowed to use DOTgov servers for 'personal fun' even on breaks or lunch.
Sunlei
Aug 2015
#46
They probably didn't realise that about DOTgov servers. The gov employees should know better.
Sunlei
Aug 2015
#57
While I don't support the hack, I wouldn't feel bad for somebody if their husband/wife found out
Travis_0004
Aug 2015
#26
Relationships are complicated. It's not up to you or me to determine what is 'moral' or not.
randome
Aug 2015
#56
Hold up. Are you saying that its the hackers fault someone went to a hookup website
cleanhippie
Aug 2015
#48
Hardly. But I don't want anonymous hackers to determine which relationships are permissable, either.
randome
Aug 2015
#53
Because of getting caught, or because they chose to engage in an illicit affair?
LanternWaste
Aug 2015
#59
Isn't it the infidelity that will break up the marriage and not the outing of it?
saturnsring
Aug 2015
#72
Why stop here because this gives anyone who is being cheated on a way to know
saturnsring
Aug 2015
#96
I to was surprised when 'news' media first pointed out pastebin as their sourse for information.
Sunlei
Aug 2015
#24
yes, anyone can type in a false email on any website. Even the President is on the list. :P
Sunlei
Aug 2015
#67
Been cheated on so I despise people who cheat on their spouses but I've come to despise
Jake Stern
Aug 2015
#3
IMO, it is only the .gov email addresses-connected to fee payment, that will have intense scrutiny.
Sunlei
Aug 2015
#27
How is hacking for the 'sport' of ruining couples and families anything to celebrate?
randome
Aug 2015
#12
I gave them a free pass on this one, and if someone is cheating and was exposed in this manner
snooper2
Aug 2015
#18
Is there an expectation of not getting caught when paying for a website that advertises
cleanhippie
Aug 2015
#49
Asking for what? The results of their actions are their responsibility alone. I care not.
whatthehey
Aug 2015
#43
Joining a website that advertises "life is short, have an affair' and getting caught
cleanhippie
Aug 2015
#50
You'd be amazed how many people I busted accessing porn on government computers
NightWatcher
Aug 2015
#64
a site for cheating on your spouse is hack and people have sympathy for the cheaters
Truprogressive85
Aug 2015
#86