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“I have had so many people ask me to buy the db [database] today,” the hacker wrote on the same forum where the original leak appeared, asking for payment in the anonymised currency Bitcoin.“Or if you need I will break into any company or site for 750 in under seven days,” the writer adds.

Meanwhile, the person who originally dumped the information on the so-called darkweb, who uses the nickname ROR[RG}, is demanding more than £10,000 for access to the database of users, and capitalising on the news by marketing his cybercrime services.

But an email trail on that a warning about the leak was sent by a cyber security consultant on 12 March.

Around two hours later an employee at Friend Finder Networks then replied with a “read receipt” to say that the warning email had been read.

But the company said in a statement that it had “received a number of reports regarding potential security vulnerabilities from a variety of sources” and that it is investigating.

"Immediately upon learning this information, we took several steps to review the situation and bring in the right external partners to support our investigation," the statement said.

A hack against popular adult dating and entertainment company Friend Finder Networks exposed data related to more than 412 million user accounts, according to a report from breach notification site Leaked Source.