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Unknown Party et al v. GoDaddy.com LLC et al
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September 16, 2015
Web Hosting Sites Largely Shielded From Data Breach Claims
Amazon Web Services Inc. and GoDaddy.com LLC recently slipped out of a suit brought by three former Ashley Madison users by agreeing to comply with future court orders to remove hacked data posted on their sites, and other hosting sites are likely to easily skirt such claims as long as they remain passive conduits for the stolen data, attorneys say.
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September 14, 2015
Amazon, GoDaddy Escape Suit Over Ashley Madison Breach
Three anonymous users of extramarital hook-up site Ashley Madison on Friday dropped Amazon Web Services Inc. and GoDaddy.com LLC from their Arizona federal court suit over the posting of their hacked data online, after the hosting sites agreed to comply with future court orders to scrub the content.