Just wondering, in light of what is happening with the 'Ashely Maddison affair- dating site, what would happen if the hackers got into the Escort Ireland Website ??? ...What happens to our digital footprint folks ????...Is there a way that we can opt out and have our footprint erased ????
Hacking in Escort Ireland
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21-07-15, 22:33JohnfromclareHacking in Escort Ireland
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21-07-15, 22:38xagerateIn short...NO.Quote:
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This question is the oldest chestnut around here.......the answer never changes unfortunately. -
21-07-15, 22:40Cassandra
If it could be done, it would have been done already but for this being the site EVERYONE in Ireland uses most.
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21-07-15, 22:40nibb
No money involved so won't happen
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21-07-15, 22:42weeschmooUnless you were a totally brain dead plonker and used your real name and address to register, John from Clare.....oh, wait.:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Johnfromclare
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21-07-15, 22:42funlover12
your name really is john and you really are from clare arent you, probably signed up with your real email also?.... stop me when I stop talking nonsense...
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21-07-15, 22:45PetrosWhy would they really bother? If they did what would they get? An email address, a password and access to your PM's?Quote:
Originally Posted by Johnfromclare
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21-07-15, 22:48eirefella
I'd be more worried of that happening if I was an escort, we can join giving no personal Data, escorts that have been verified age etc probably had to give personal info to do so :yikes:
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21-07-15, 22:52xagerate
My backbiting, bitchy comments and general two faced behaviour via PM is all id be worried about leaking out to be honest.
The fact I have loads of fetishes / kinks and that I pay women to indulge me is already very public on here.:o -
21-07-15, 22:57Dick
Its only the escorts who are in danger I would say, as they much must surely use a credit card to pay?
And hackers do it for the money, they will sell on the CC details to other hackers and sites -
21-07-15, 22:58Ric Hardgearif your piss poor ..your okayQuote:
Originally Posted by xagerate
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21-07-15, 22:59AppleJackQuote:
Originally Posted by Johnfromclare
I read the OP and then saw the guys username...
Only in Ireland :ireland: -
21-07-15, 22:59xagerateWonder can they not/do they not use one of the prepaid credit cards?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dick
None of our business anyway...but I suspect there are few dummy ladies here who haven't got all angles covered. -
21-07-15, 23:07eirefellaThen :rolleyes: Why :rolleyes: write :rolleyes: any? :rolleyes: :p :DQuote:
Originally Posted by SophieX
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21-07-15, 23:33Naughtynatalie
I heard the news report about the ashley madison site being hacked on radio 1 (UK) while driving today and they also said that there was an escort site they were also threatening because apparently we dont deserve privacy :mad:
I assume it is an english site they meant but havent been able to find any more info on that. Whether its scaremongering or factually based I'm not sure but I guess its a wake up call to anyone to be more discreet when working or using a site that you wouldnt want to be outed on.
I havent read posts other than the OP so not sure if it was mentioned but I found the hackers reasoning interesting/bizarre!
They have a problem with the $50 dollar fee to delete yourself from the site :confused: (whether thats the truth or not I'm not sure.
But if it is they have no problem with cheating, as the site promotes, but how fuckin dare the company try to make money when you want to take a break from seeking affairs.
They really have their own 'morals' intact & are the best people to judge/teach others whats right from wrong .... NOT! -
21-07-15, 23:54tony1
http://www.databreaches.net/another-...h-data-dumped/
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Originally Posted by Naughtynatalie
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22-07-15, 00:01NaughtynatalieThanks for that ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by tony1
Captain69 is a big site here in the UK.
I would definitely take it as a warning guys, any of you not using punting sims & safe emails, change that asap.
E-I is, as we all know a target for media etc here in Ireland so if there was going to be a target for them here I'd say this site would be the one.
Truely not trying to scaremonger either just know a lot of guys arent as safety aware or as cautious as they should be.
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22-07-15, 00:01tom sandwhere you been .....girlQuote:
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22-07-15, 00:03NaughtynatalieHolidays honey, sun, sea & excessive partying ;)Quote:
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you missed me? :kiss: -
22-07-15, 00:06tom sandyesQuote:
Originally Posted by Naughtynatalie
you have fun tho
we will be here when you get back:) -
22-07-15, 00:09get20have you got a good tan line:thinking:Quote:
Originally Posted by Naughtynatalie
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22-07-15, 07:21Danny2011
I wouldn't worry about it, I'm sure the IT guys in E-I will be able to stop any attempt at hacking
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22-07-15, 18:17Johnbadboy
This really is very worrying???
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22-07-15, 18:25nonpareil
Stay calm and post a meme.
I would if I could. -
22-07-15, 19:39JohnfromclareEI would be an inevitable targetQuote:
Originally Posted by Johnbadboy
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22-07-15, 19:55nonpareilBigger fish to fry in other countries I would imagine.Quote:
Originally Posted by Johnfromclare
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22-07-15, 19:57ichigo
For anyone interested i have been keeping up on the Ashley Madison thing, primarily coz I hate the idea of privacy breaches, its one thing that really grinds my gears, everyone is entitled to privacy, that aside.
an internal investigation in Ashley madison revealed that all signs pointed to an "inside job" and an employee has come forward voicing their moral opinions which are not in line with company policies. This employee was already one of the prime suspects before voicing their opinions also, so that doesnt help they had access to the data.
essentially, they were not hacked, someone inside stole the data, made a copy of themselves and their own moral agenda.
Ashley madison also confirmed that no external entry to their systems was made, as in, noone from outside hacked in and stole the data, so they are still secure from that type of attack, but you cant protect from your own employees in all circumstances, as with any company, im sure they had a non disclosure agreement and employees agreed to the data protection acts set down and policies which they then breached.
Finally for EI, as someone said before, age old question, they just simply do not delete account information, some of the reasons stated is effort and that if posts were removed it may make threads unreadable or nonsense which contributes to a community. In response to that i would say, everything is dependant on a database, all those posts are linked to the username. Banned users can no longer post so thats a start. But if they were for example to simply rename an account to "deleted user" and delete any history of ip connection, email information and anything personally identifiable.removing only such information would be less effort, and surely can be automated in this day and age with a database script or trigger. sure you are clearing out some records in a database table somewhere, but you also dont need to delete everything, you can maintain the posts. good database design would allow for such a thing as happens on many other sites out there. in this way users could be removed, or protected if they ever chose to leave having their essential information scrubbed.
p.s. in ireland a user can also request from any source which holds information on them for a copy of the information they have, its a legal requirement, and they must be allowed to make ammendments where they feel the information is incorrect. e.g if you wanted to change email address. or felt it was impacting your privacy you can request the company not store your connection history where the company concerned is considered at risk (e.g weak security/hacking threat)
it is up to the company to ensure their users information is protected or they are liable for the consequences of the data being released. also a reason ashley madison did an investigation, e.g. if someone sues them because the spouse found out a files for a divorce, ashley madison will be paying out for not having protected and the financial losses of their customers as a product of that. a knock on effect. -
22-07-15, 20:09Danny2011
What are the chances Ashley Madison and E-I were both hacked and lots of wives are exposed as having affairs at the same time their husbands are exposed as seeing escorts
Karma
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23-07-15, 15:28fideldarcy
experts say most hacks are done in more traditional fashion. I wont name the major irish business that recently cliamed to be hacked. It was basically somebody sending in a request to change invoice details with the admin. then sending in an invoice a few days later for X000000amount. Job done. Major company got stung because they still did paper work and didnt fact check.