Reports of a second wave of secret documents revealed from the hacked infidelity site 

Hackers 'the Impact Team' posted another huge tranche - amounting to 20GB of files - on the same dark web 

They boasted of the second wave directly to the beleaguered company's CEO multi-millionaire Noel Biderman 

'Hey Noel, you can admit it's real now', the message read

The company has refused to admit all the information that has been released came from their site 

First wave included 9.7 gigabytes of raw data including names, addresses, phone numbers and sexual fantasies of registered users 

University of Texas, Sony, Boeing and Bank of America all appear in domain names of alleged users posted online 

Government workers with sensitive White House, law enforcement and congress jobs have admitted using the site after being exposed 

Pentagon and FBI are now investigating the leak amid fears it provides potential for blackmail of government officials   

A second, even bigger, 'cheat sheet' exposing the users of adultery website Ashley Madison has been released.

Hacking group 'the Impact team' at lunchtime on Thursday released another mine of documents and confidential information to back up their first 9.7 gigabyte leak, according to Vice. 

The new documents were dumped with a taunting message to the adultery website's founder as exposed users began to publicly admit their involvement.

'Hey Noel, you can admit it's real now,' read the post - presumably directed at the company's millionaire CEO Noel Biderman, who has refused to admit the material is all legitimate. 

The new - even bigger - 20GB release will do little to calm the nerves of the cheaters whose personal details have been exposed.