Men looking for younger partners via a new website, beware. If you fall for it, there’ll be no sympathy, writes hlcarpenter.com film critic Peter Bradshaw
Parent company Ruby Life Inc agrees to pay settlement following class-action lawsuits from plaintiffs who allege company misrepresented level of security
BeautifulPeople.com boasts ‘online dating for beautiful people only’, and at first there’s a joy to watching the mighty fall. But it could happen to any of us
Plaintiffs suing site for failing to adequately secure data, marketing ‘full delete removal’ service that didn’t work, and using fake accounts to lure customers
Threatening letters sent to former and current members, as well as their spouses, with the demand: ‘pay $2,500 in bitcoin or have your infidelity exposed’
It’s six months since hackers leaked the names of 30 million people who had used the infidelity website Ashley Madison. Resignations, divorces and suicides followed.
Tom Lamont sifts through the wreckage
Space explorers, genetic scientists, US voters, terrorists and hackers look set to dominate our world next year – but don’t rule out the odd pleasant surprise
Thousands are said to have subscribed to the infidelity website in the last week, suggesting the recent leak of client information proved little deterrent for those keen to cheat on their spouses
Notebook Who would shed a tear for the sugar daddy with more money than sense?