Given the recent "challanges" Ashley Maddison have had regarding their security and effectively 98% of their entire client base being laid bare... AdultWork are probably constantly under attack from hackers... so where girls have worked hard to conceal their identity online BUT have had to reveal (1) photos of themselves and their passports AND (2) photos of them holding a piece of paper saying "Adultwork.com" and then their user ID - what protection have the girls got that this information will not also become public so a girls real identity can become common knowledge?

asked by Walter H. on 9/3/15

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Not sure the best place for the answers to your questions is the public domain. As you rightly point out, AW attracts the activities of unscrupulous competitors and criminals alike. The less information they have the better.

It looks like the AM hack was an inside job, so clearly any organisation's focus should be on its employees and their access to data.

AW don't set the rules for AML and KYC. If anyone wants to trade on-line they have to meet various due diligence requirements. AW adopt security best practice to ensure this information can only be accessed to those that are entitled to access it.

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