Ashley Madison Compensates Exposed Users, Barely

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If you were involved in the Ashley Madison hack of 2015 you may be due some compensation. Unfortunately for you and your fellow victims the company behind Ashley Madison is only offering $ 11.2 million to the victims who had […]

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