EHARMONY BLOG – Feb 10 -Some data was obtained without authorization from an ancillary informational site we operate, eHarmony Advice, which uses completely separate databases and web servers than eHarmony.com. From one eHarmony Advice database, the hacker obtained a file that included user names, email addresses and hashed passwords. User names and passwords are needed to gain access to the message boards on the eHarmony Advice site.
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PlentyofFish suffered similarly, recently. The hacker was very clever, apparently. But he went about his negotiations wrong, alas. Dating sites don’t negotiate with terrorists.
PlentyofFish suffered similarly, recently. The hacker was very clever, apparently. But he went about his negotiations wrong, alas. Dating sites don’t negotiate with terrorists.