Yahoo tries again to settle lawsuit over massive data breach. This time it offers $118 million

 In cybersecurity, data, Data Breach, Data Controller, data privacy, databreach, DPC, DPO, ePrivacy, EU, European law, Fines, GDPR, News, Yahoo

 

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