Significantly more than 3.5 million individuals intimate choices, fetishes and secrets have now been exposed after dating website Adult FriendFinder had been hacked.

Currently, a number of the adult web site’s clients are increasingly being identified by title.

Adult FriendFinder asks customers to detail their passions and, considering those criteria, fits individuals for intimate encounters. Your website, which boasts 64 million members, claims to have “helped thousands of people find traditional partners, swinger teams, threesomes, and a number of other alternative lovers.”

The info Adult FriendFinder collects is very individual in general. Whenever becoming a member of an account, clients must enter their sex, which sex they are thinking about setting up with and what type of sexual situations they really want. Recommendations AdultFriendfinder provides for the “tell others about yourself” field consist of, “we like my partners to inform me what direction to go into the bed room,” “we tend to be kinky” and “I’m prepared to try some light bondage or blindfolds.”

The hack, which took place in March, was initially uncovered by independent IT security consultant Bev Robb on her web log Teksecurity a thirty days ago. But Robb would not name the website which was hacked. It had beenn’t until this when England’s Channel 4 News reported on the hack, that Adult FriendFinder was named as the victim week.