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Google, Yahoo to Put Tighter Spam Restrictions on Bulk Senders
Email giants Google and Yahoo are putting tighter requirements on bulk email senders in hopes of reducing the massive amounts of spam that hammer inboxes every day and deflecting the phishing and ...
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Los Angeles Court charges 80 Nigerians with BEC and Romance Scam Crimes
Bank of America, BBVA Compass, CalCom FCU, Capital One, Citibank, Citizens Bank, Comerica, Chase Bank, PNC Bank, Regions Bank, SunTrust, TD Bank, US Bank, and Wells Fargo Bank were among the financial ...
Cyber Security Roundup for April 2019
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The UK government controversially gave a green light to Huawei get involved with the building of the UK's 5G networks, although the Chinese tech giant role will be limited to non-sensitive areas ...
Yahoo and Verizon Sweeten Their Settlement Offer by $30 Million + Staffing/Budget Commitments
In 2013, 2014 and 2016, Yahoo suffered a series of data breaches. Yahoo reports that the largest one, in August 2013, affected all three billion user accounts then in existence worldwide. The ...
Cyber Security Roundup for January 2019
Dave Whitelegg | | adobe, Apple, APT39, Cyber Crime, cyber security roundup, Hackers, iot, KwikFit, management, Microsoft, PewDiePie, Yahoo
The first month of 2019 was a relatively slow month for cyber security in comparison with the steady stream of cyber attacks and breaches throughout 2018. On Saturday 26th January, car services ...
Judge Denies Approval of $50M Settlement to Yahoo Data Breach Lawsuit
David Bisson | | Data breach, IT Security and Data Protection, Latest Security News, settlement, Yahoo
A federal judge has denied the approval of a proposed $50 million settlement to a class action lawsuit over a data breach at Yahoo. On 28 January, Judge Lucy Koh rejected the ...
Yahoo agrees to pay $50 million to customers affected by biggest security breach in history
The now-defunct Yahoo has reached a $50 million settlement with 200 million U.S. residents whose personal data was stolen in the biggest known data breach in history. Customers will also get two ...
Cyber Security Roundup for June 2018
Dave Whitelegg | | adobe, cyber security roundup, Data breach, iot, Microsoft, nation-state, Web Application Security, WiFi security, Yahoo
Dixons Carphone said hackers attempted to compromise 5.9 million payment cards and accessed 1.2 million personal data records. The company, which was heavily criticised for poor security and fined £400,000 by the ...
Yahoo gets $35 million slap on wrist for failing to disclose colossal 2014 data breach
In an ongoing investigation by the Securities and Exchange Commission, Yahoo (now Altaba) has been fined $35 million for failing to report a known data breach in two straight years of SEC ...
Lessons for Boards from Yahoo’s $80 Million Data Breach Settlement
What does it mean for board liability in future data breach litigation? At the time it was disclosed, the Yahoo! email breach was considered massive. The personal information of 1.5 billion users ...
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