Leaked Ashley Madison Data Includes NH Government Domains

At least seven New Hampshire government email domain addresses have been released as part of the Ashley Madison hack data breach fallout, according to posts online.

The hack also included domain names from military accounts as well as government accounts on the federal, state, and local level, according to a collection of the domains posted on pastebin.com.

In July, a group known as Team Impact vowed to hack into AshleyMadison.com and release the data of its members, who log profiles on to the site to seek out extramarital affairs. Team Impact succeeded this week, leaking hacked data from Ashley Madison and Established Men, both owned by AvidLife Media.

The files, according to Wired.com, included the information and logins for about 32 million users.

At least seven of the domains came from municipal government accounts in New Hampshire including one from Dover, four from Manchester, one from Nashua, and one from Milford.

Other accounts include thousands with military domains as well as 52 connected to the U.S. Postal Service, 44 connected to the White House, 42 with the Social Security Administration, 28 with NASA, and numerous other government departments. At least seven were connected to the U.S. House of Representatives, according to the data dump.