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Yahoo Faces Proposed Canadian Class Action Over Compromised User Info

Darpan News Desk, 16 Dec, 2016 01:24 PM
    TORONTO — Yahoo is now facing a proposed class action on behalf of Canadians whose personal information may have been stolen.
     
    A Toronto-based law firm says a notice of action was filed today.
     
    The class action will take in Canadians whose user account information was stolen or whose email accounts were accessed.
     
    The representative plaintiff is a Canadian who used Yahoo for her email.
     
    The proposed $50-million suit comes on the heels of a similar action in the United States.
     
    Yahoo published a security notice in September and another earlier this week that its computer networks were hit with cyberattacks.

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