Yahoo announced the data breach the company experienced back in 2013 has impacted all accounts. This means a total of approximately three billion accounts were hacked. Original reports disclosing the breach in December of 2016 reported that more than one billion of the three billion accounts were affected. Last year, Yahoo said the breach exposed names, email addresses and passwords.
The October 3, 2017 disclosure comes months after Verizon acquired Yahoo. In a statement, Verizon said: “The company recently obtained new intelligence and now believes, following an investigation with the assistance of outside forensic experts, that all Yahoo user accounts were affected by the August 2013 theft.”
In less than an hour, our principal @clmuddjr will highlight non-loan aspects of the CARES Act for businesses and employers. It will highlight some of the programs and tax changes. You can still register! https://caresact2.muddlaw.com #CARESAct #COVID19 #freewebinar
2Today at noon CST, join Charles Mudd for the third in a series of four webinars w/ The Alliance Collaborative on the CARES-Act. The webinar will focus on non-SBA loan aspects of the #CARESAct for employers. #COVID19 https://caresact2.muddlaw.com
2Mudd Law and The Alliance Collaborative will be presenting a #COVID-19 #CARESAct webinar directed to employees w/ our principal @clmuddjr tomorrow at 12C/1E. #employeebenefits http://caringforemployees.muddlaw.com
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