I’m a computer guy, so it was easy to create database commands to say, “Show me everything in the ZIP code.” When I heard about the Ashley Madison security breach last week, the first thing I did was check out everyone who signed up in my neighborhood. Here, Matthew, who asked that his last name not be used in order to protect their two sons, tells The Post’s Dana Schuster his story. Last week, hackers exposed the site’s 32 million users. Over the course of five months from 2013 to 2014, his wife - we’ll call her “S” - cheated on him with countless men on the Ashley Madison website. Matthew is a successful, 48-year-old tech executive living outside of San Francisco. Moms use back-to-school as excuse to cheat on their husbands

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