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we have a real phishing problem with this Adult Friend Finder (AFF) hack. This particular adult site is one of the most heavily-trafficked websites in the U.S. and has 40 million registered users.

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A rough guess is that 10% of your users may be very worried at this time that their sexual preferences and/or activities are going to come out. These end-users are a security breach waiting to happen. You may have heard about it
but in short the story is that the AFF site owed $248
000 to someone
very likely an affiliate that was feeding them web traffic
and apparently AFF did not pay up. The affiliate had a hacker buddy who calls himself ROR[RG] and this guy decided to teach AFF a lesson. He hacked them
exfiltrated at least 4 million records and then sent them a ransom demand of $100
000 to return the data. Again
apparently AFF did not pay up (again) and ROR[RG] in retaliation posted these records on a Darknet Tor site loaded with a ton of highly personal
sensitive information
including their age
sexual preferences
state
zip code
username
IP address
and if they are married or single
gay or straight
and are looking for a "cheating one night stand" or more let's call it unorthodox sexual activities. With a little bit of digging
these people are relatively easy to find. Bev Robb
who does malware and dark Web research
wrote a blog post showing how easy it is. FriendFinder Networks
a California-based company wrote that it had hired FireEye's forensics unit
Mandiant
to investigate along with Holland and Knight
a law firm
and a public relations company specializing in cybersecurity. "We cannot speculate further about this issue
but rest assured
we pledge to take the appropriate steps needed to protect our customers if they are affected
it said. The company could not be reached for further comment. UK TV Channel 4 reported it first, and stated exposed email addresses are receiving a wave of spam. Here is their 4-minute segment. Here Is The Problem. Any of these 40 million registered users is now a target for a multitude of social engineering attacks. Just one example: you can imagine that a man married to a woman but who is hunting down gay hookups on the side could easily be blackmailed or receive a spear phishing email with a poisoned link that infects his workstation. People that have extramarital affairs can be made to click on links in emails that threaten to out them. I already see the phishing emails that claim people can go to a website to find out if their private data has been released. This is a nightmare that will be exploited by spammers, phishers and blackmailers who are now gleefully rubbing their hands. Mass media has jumped on this, the news of this hack is on CNN, NBC, you name it. If any of your users has registered on AFF, they have probably heard about it and are worried. This is a nightmare phishing scenario. Jilted spouses, divorce attorneys and private investigators are undoubtedly already poring over the data. What To Do About It. This is not an easy one. I suggest you take immediate preventive action. It only takes one second for a worried end-user (or admin) to click on a link in an email and expose the network to attackers. I suggest you send something like this to your friends, family and end-users and feel free to edit. Last week
news broke that the Adult Friend Finder website was hacked. This is a one of the top adult website for people that want casual encounters
possibly cheating on their spouse. The site has 40 million registered users
and millions of these records are now out in the open
exposing highly sensitive personal information. Internet criminals are going to exploit this in many ways
sending spam
phishing and possibly blackmail messages
using social engineering tactics to make people click on links or open infected attachments.













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