http://www.recode.net/2016/9/22/130...reach-impacting-hundreds-of-millions-of-users The hack became known in August when an infamous cybercriminal named “Peace” said on a website that he was selling credentials of 200 million Yahoo users from 2012 on the dark web for just over $1,800. The data allegedly included user names, easily decrypted passwords, personal information like birth dates and other email addresses.
I just read that number too. You would think tech companies would know how to secure their data a little better.
You would think so. In some boardroom somewhere Verizon execs are calculating a revised deal with Yahoo.