Ashley Madison users react to hacking, possibility of nude photos exposed

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July 21, 201503:09

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The parent company of the website for married people who want to have affairs denies hackers’ claims that a permanent-delete function offered to customers never actually deleted their information. Now Ashley Madison users are worried that such details as their names, credit card information, and even nude photos and secret sexual fantasies could be exposed. NBC’s Tom Costello reports.July 21, 2015

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