Ashley Madison was hacked in July 2015, resulting in the disclosure of personal information belonging to 35 Million users, including their usernames, first and last names, passwords, credit card data info, street names, phone numbers, transactions records, and email addresses. Ruby Corp. has agreed to 20 years’ worth of the FTC overseeing its network security to ensure that user data is being protected. The company has been accused of creating fake accounts of “female” users in an effort to attract new members.
Source: https://thehackernews.com/2016/12/ashley-madison-fine.html