Ashley Madison puts up $500,000 reward as 2 suicides are linked to data dump
Aug24
Ashley Madison’s parent company, Avid Life Media (ALM), is now offering a reward of up to $500,000 for anyone who provides info that leads to the arrest of the hackers that stole and released reams of personal user data from the company’s servers. The high-profile hack, which has been in the headlines again since last week when the attackers released around 10GB of data, is also believed to be related to two unconfirmed suicides, according to Canadian police speaking at a press conference this morning. Acting staff superintendent Bryce Evans appealed to members of the hacking community with knowledge of who carried…
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