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There were 30 million very nervous folks when word spread that the adult website Ashley Madison had been hacked and the identities of those registered with the site would be released.

In truth, anyone who uses a keyboard for anything more important than an email to a friend had best be a little concerned about the growing threats from hacking and cyber theft, be it credit card information that could lead to identity theft, even bankruptcy, or personal details that will wreck millions of lives.

Hey, the folks who messed around via Ashley Madison ultimately have no one to blame but themselves.

But it’s kind of staggering that a group of hackers can break through firewalls and complex codes, then release loads of information to feed our growing fascination with humiliation and gossip.