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658 Million Reasons Why Consumer Security is Corporate Security
Filed in archive Companies , Legal , Privacy & Security by Marc on October 9, 2006
658 Million Reasons Why Consumer Security is Corporate Security
The other shoe has dropped in Time Warner AOL's massive security breach (A O HELL is Back). A class action lawsuit has been filed in San Francisco, which asks $1,000 in damages per user. That would amount to $658 million for all affected AOL members.

AOL posted the search requests of 658,000 AOL subscribers made between March and May to a research website. AOL fired its chief technology officer and two employees after the resulting publicity firestorm.

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