32 Million Names Revealed in Ashley Madison Hack

Leaked Data Exposes Users of Infidelity Site

Over 36 Million Records Released by Hackers

In one of the biggest hacks in history, the personal information of 32 million users of the infidelity website Ashley Madison was released to the public. The hack, which was first reported in 2015, exposed the names, addresses, and credit card information of users who had signed up for the site to have extramarital affairs.

The data was released by a group of hackers who called themselves "The Impact Team." The hackers said they released the data to expose the hypocrisy of the site's users, who were cheating on their spouses while claiming to be committed to their marriages.

The fallout from the hack has been devastating for many of the users who were exposed. Some have lost their jobs, marriages, and even their lives. The hack has also raised questions about the ethics of online infidelity and the privacy of personal data.