Ashley Madison site
Company owner of the site, Avid Life Media, have confirmed their systems have been compromised and has done more to safeguard the page.
It said hackers have been identified using the name 'The Impact Team' and the alleged perpetrator is a person who has access to the internal corporate network.
"Most likely people in who are not our employees, but never took care of our technical services," said Chief Executive Officer of Avid Life, Noel Biderman, as quoted by The Indian Express and news.com.au.
He adds, hackers took over the company's system, which includes personal data of 37 million users of the site, money transactions, secret codes, and other data.
Data on the user-who is considered the most dangerous, because the data include information on the name and the original profile, credit cards, and even personal photos.
The hackers threatened that information will be published if the site is located ashleymadison.com was not going away soon.
"We will release all the information users: profiles, sexual fantasies customer, nude photos, conversations, credit card transactions, as well as the name and address of the original," the threat of it.
Responded to this threat, the company finally tries to offer on its site users to perform "full delete" his account on the site.
Since its release in 2001, the site Ashley Madison is known as the site where people who've been married couple looking dark.
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