Toronto police say the cyberattack on cheating website Ashley Madison has had a heavy social impact on its millions of customers worldwide, as they announced two unconfirmed reports of suicides related to the leak. The website was breached one month ago by hackers referring to themselves as the Impact Team, who released the customers' data last week. Acting Staff Superintendent Bryce Evans called upon the hacking community to help police in identifying the Impact Team. (The owners of the website has offered a half a million dollars leading to the arrest of the hackers.)

Date: 2015-08-24
Placeline: TORONTO.
Source: The Canadian Press
Length: 12 seconds

Transcript Prediction: << this is a continuation of what hacking Community is going to be doing then each and every one of your going to be compromised no matter what whether you're on a website of a dating website or some other website we're just trying to say this is wrong Over The Line >>

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