Adult Friend Finder, one of the largest online dating sites, may have been breached more than two months ago, and the sensitive files -- include names, ages, email addresses, zip codes and more -- are apparently still online.

One user (who we are not naming because of the sensitivity of the breach) confirmed he used the site once or twice, but said that the information they used was "fake" because the site requires users to sign up.Some of the Excel files have a column for "paymenttype" although the fields are mostly blank.Efforts to reach Friend Finder Networks to verify the files were not successful.Leaked Source said it was able to crack 99 percent of all the passwords from the databases.The databases also included site membership data, such as if the user was a VIP member, browser information, the IP address last used to log in, and if the user had paid for items.A massive data breach targeting adult dating and entertainment company Friend Finder Network has exposed more than 412 million accounts.The hack includes 339 million accounts from Adult Friend Finder.com, which the company describes as the "world's largest sex and swinger community."That also includes over 15 million "deleted" accounts that wasn't purged from the databases.Another confirmed user said he "wasn't surprised" by the breach.Another two-dozen accounts were verified by enumerating disposable email accounts with the site's password reset function.The forum is a so-called "hidden" website hosted on the Tor network, which helps masks the site's true IP address.The site can only be reached using the Tor Web browser.Hoping to meet someone special for a hot, sexual relationship or even just a quick fling?"The leaked records, contained in 15 Excel spreadsheets, are still online in an underground forum.Adult Friend Finder, which was founded in 1996, has more than 40 million members, according to its website.