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Yahoo Hacking Case: Canadian Charged Pleads Guilty in US
Baratov pleaded guilty to charges returned by a grand jury for hacking email accounts and selling the passwords to an agent of Russia's intelligence agency.
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Yahoo Says All 3 Billion Accounts Hacked in 2013 Data Theft
Yahoo on Tuesday said that all 3 billion of its accounts were hacked in a 2013 data theft, tripling its earlier estimate of the size of the largest breach in history.
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All 3 Billion Yahoo User Accounts Were Hacked In 2013 Data Theft
Yahoo, now part of Verizon Communications Inc, said on Tuesday that all of its 3 billion user accounts were affected in the August 2013 data theft, following an investigation involving forensic experts.
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Yahoo Hack: Canadian Accused Pleads Not Guilty in US Court
Baratov, a 22-year old Canadian citizen born in Kazakhstan, was arrested in Canada in March at the request of US prosecutors.
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Yahoo-Verizon Deal Set to Close June 13
Yahoo said approval came at a vote held at a special meeting of stock owners.
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Russia Denies Involvement After Yahoo Cyber-Attack Charges
"As we have said repeatedly, there can be absolutely no question of any official involvement by any Russian agency, including the FSB, in any illegal actions in cyberspace."
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US Charges Russian Spies, Hackers in Massive 2014 Yahoo Hack
The charges came amid a swirl of controversies relating to alleged Kremlin-backed hacking of the 2016 U.S. presidential election
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Yahoo Breach Suspects Set to See Indictments by US Justice Department: Report
Bloomberg reports US authorities are poised to issue criminal indictments targeting four people, three of them in Russia, in connection with epic hacking attacks on Yahoo.
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Verizon Sought $925 Million Discount for Yahoo Merger, Got $350 Million
Verizon said in late February it had agreed to a purchase price of $4.48 billion, lowering its original offer by $350 million.
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Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer Gives Up Bonus, Takes Responsibility For Hack
Yahoo chief executive Marissa Mayer lost an annual bonus and the company counsel his job after an investigation showed the company mishandled an epic hack, the tech firm said on Wednesday.
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Verizon Says Unsure About Yahoo Deal
Yahoo came under renewed scrutiny by federal investigators and lawmakers last month after disclosing the largest known data breach in history.
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What Could Happen to Yahoo if Verizon Backs Away From Its $4.8 Billion Deal
The initial hack could have been written off as a one-time event, analysts say, but the bigger breach will be impossible to ignore.
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Yahoo Account Breach: A Story of Too Little, Too Late
Yahoo's failure to move away from MD5 in a timely fashion was an example of problems in security operations as it grappled with business challenges.
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Yahoo Hack: Disclosure Lag Could Be a Simple Lack of Knowledge
Reading between the lines of Yahoo's announcement, it seems as though its security team was alerted by outside investigators rather than an internal team.
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Yahoo 1-Billion User Hack Shows Data's Use for Information Warfare
The ability to create a searchable database with data tidbits such as birth dates and phone numbers makes it enormously valuable to hackers.
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Yahoo Hacking Case: Canadian Charged Pleads Guilty in US
Baratov pleaded guilty to charges returned by a grand jury for hacking email accounts and selling the passwords to an agent of Russia's intelligence agency.
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Yahoo Says All 3 Billion Accounts Hacked in 2013 Data Theft
Yahoo on Tuesday said that all 3 billion of its accounts were hacked in a 2013 data theft, tripling its earlier estimate of the size of the largest breach in history.
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All 3 Billion Yahoo User Accounts Were Hacked In 2013 Data Theft
Yahoo, now part of Verizon Communications Inc, said on Tuesday that all of its 3 billion user accounts were affected in the August 2013 data theft, following an investigation involving forensic experts.
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Yahoo Hack: Canadian Accused Pleads Not Guilty in US Court
Baratov, a 22-year old Canadian citizen born in Kazakhstan, was arrested in Canada in March at the request of US prosecutors.
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Yahoo-Verizon Deal Set to Close June 13
Yahoo said approval came at a vote held at a special meeting of stock owners.
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Russia Denies Involvement After Yahoo Cyber-Attack Charges
"As we have said repeatedly, there can be absolutely no question of any official involvement by any Russian agency, including the FSB, in any illegal actions in cyberspace."
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US Charges Russian Spies, Hackers in Massive 2014 Yahoo Hack
The charges came amid a swirl of controversies relating to alleged Kremlin-backed hacking of the 2016 U.S. presidential election
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Yahoo Breach Suspects Set to See Indictments by US Justice Department: Report
Bloomberg reports US authorities are poised to issue criminal indictments targeting four people, three of them in Russia, in connection with epic hacking attacks on Yahoo.
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Verizon Sought $925 Million Discount for Yahoo Merger, Got $350 Million
Verizon said in late February it had agreed to a purchase price of $4.48 billion, lowering its original offer by $350 million.
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Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer Gives Up Bonus, Takes Responsibility For Hack
Yahoo chief executive Marissa Mayer lost an annual bonus and the company counsel his job after an investigation showed the company mishandled an epic hack, the tech firm said on Wednesday.
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Verizon Says Unsure About Yahoo Deal
Yahoo came under renewed scrutiny by federal investigators and lawmakers last month after disclosing the largest known data breach in history.
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What Could Happen to Yahoo if Verizon Backs Away From Its $4.8 Billion Deal
The initial hack could have been written off as a one-time event, analysts say, but the bigger breach will be impossible to ignore.
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Yahoo Account Breach: A Story of Too Little, Too Late
Yahoo's failure to move away from MD5 in a timely fashion was an example of problems in security operations as it grappled with business challenges.
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Yahoo Hack: Disclosure Lag Could Be a Simple Lack of Knowledge
Reading between the lines of Yahoo's announcement, it seems as though its security team was alerted by outside investigators rather than an internal team.
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Yahoo 1-Billion User Hack Shows Data's Use for Information Warfare
The ability to create a searchable database with data tidbits such as birth dates and phone numbers makes it enormously valuable to hackers.
