$50 mn and free credit monitoring services to people after Yahoo's data breached
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Yahoo email addresses and other personal information of 200 million people was breached after which the giant has agreed to pay $50 million and 2 years of free credit-monitoring services to them whose data was leaked. This was the biggest security breach in history. The payment for damages has come in a 2-year-old case that occurred in 2013 and 2014. The hacked accounts belonged to some Russians as well.
