it also suggests those customers , the people who use yahoo! sports, yahoo! mail, yahoo! finance, tumbler, they are concerned the value of that brand is diminished by news of this hacking. it is fascinating because tim armstrong still working on the integration plan. they don't want liability for this hacking breach. what is marissa mayer doing today? tim has been flying back and forth repeatedly to work on this and meet with executives. they are very much focused on it. the value of what they are buying is diminished by this news and the deal is enclosed. the hack that happened in 2014 -- what they are trying to buy is not just the media assets and technology, they are trying to buy more than the ad serving business. it's also trying to buy the people who use yahoo! services, who use yahoo! mail and integrate them into the other products. and if people are going to yahoo! saying i don't even use my yahoo! account, this is ridiculous, those are the people verizon is losing. if i magic, paul sweeney is sitting to my left. it seems they are seeking to have yahoo! assume any

who was it initially who said we should acquire yahoo?> maybe to step back when we did the aol deal, so that began with verizon just looking at a number of assets, some conversations between lull and tim and tim and i, saying if we put these things together we could make it meaningful but at that point we needed to do other things to get more audience, if you will, to the platform. and so we spent a lot of time looking at alternatives, yahoo was one of those and ultimately i think the teams between tim and teams at verizon came together and said this makes sense for us to go after this asset and put it together with aol. >> so i know tim, you said that it sort of strategy first which is where you are and the details are still going to be figured out down the road. but if i were an employee at yahoo or aol, how worried should i be about any job? >> well, i think if you keep selling out events, it should be okay. but the bottom line is aol has been focused on three main areas which is the media business, building robust data sets, and then

yahoo has something called yahoo account key. when you want to log in, you have to get a code from yahoo. >> reporter: that makes it harder for the bad guys to get into your e-mail. for yahoo users it's the second time this year they have announced a significant breech that may impact them. if you made adjustments changed your password after a more recent breach, do you need to do anything in reaction to this older breach we just learned about. >> there's not much you can do about a breach that's already occurred because whatever data and information that vi about you they have it at this point. >> reporter: experts advise looking out for suspicious e-mail and activity. yahoo says change the pass word and security information on any other accounts that use the same information as your yahoo account. >>> a whole knew super mario run is here. users make mario run and jump by tapping the screen instead of using a controller. the game marks a shift in strategies. the gaming industry moves past consoles and computers. users can play p

if you think about the yahoo! hacks and the samsung phones, not such great stories but overall it was not of that here. -- it was not that bad of a year. megan: besides those two. it will be one of the seminal pieces. it makes the point we could talk about the samsung phone catching on fire, hacks or some of the companies that didn't have a great 2016 but the point is underneath that we have seen things like uber make real advancements in self driving cars. we have seen sort of technology and computers ability to read speech advance at very accelerated levels. but what it does set up is, under the new presidential administration as well, how technology is really going to step forward and put itself out to come out of the politically neutral stance it has tried to take. is this going to be the moment where tech has to come out from the shadows, sort of politically neutral stance it has tried to take in terms of technology, and be forced under trump to come forward and make a stand? oliver: tell us about why you guy

if you're a yahoo!hareholder you can come back to the fact the vast majority of market capitalization of yahoo! right now is other things so even if the deal were to fall apart, probably wouldn't be devastating for stock price. >> at this point you have to assume they got everything. everybody's accounts were breached probably including yahoo! executives, every government employee that had a yahoo! account. you never know exactly what kind of vectors emerge from this kind of account. for mom and pop and brother and sister, everybody at home, i think one of the take-aways is it wasn't just the pass words that were taken. it's the pass word security questions so if you are not using a pass word locker application, if you don't have complex pass words that are different for absolutely everything, even if you do have some different pass words but you're relying on pass word questions that are actually true biographical information, time to make some changes. lie in your pass word question. >> joh jon, can y

wall street will watch to see what the latest means for verizon's purchase of yahoo!. yahoo! is up 23% because of anticipation of the deal. the dow is in striknin striking of 20,000. the loss yesterday wasn't huge. dow needs to gain 208 points to get to 20,000. the hats have been printed on wall street. dow 20,000. it has been a great year for the dow. jumping 13.5% just this year. >> hats will be more valuable if they don't get there. >> i have dow 18,000. >>> people are rushing to sign up for obamacare despite the vow to repeal it. 4 million people have signed up on the federal exchange and hundreds and thousands more on state exchanges. that counts for more than 1 million new enrollees and 2.9 million with renewing coverage. today is the deadline to sign up. if you have coverage through the exchange last year, the advice is shop around if you are able. some premiums are going up and coverage options are changing. shopping around is not an option. some counties only have one insurance company. >> shop for your one choice. >> check out the cnn money stream app. the stories a

yahoo!ack rattles investors. verizon rethinks its $5 billion deal with the struggling web portal. we'll have the latest. plus, a surging dollar slams oracle. shares slide in late trading after the company reports sales miss. and uber's rule out a self-driving car hit a roadblock? first to the lead. verizon has second thoughts about its $4.8 billion deal to buy yahoo! after the company discloses it suffered the biggest data breach of all time. bloomberg was first to report that verizon is exploring its options, whether that's cutting the price of the acquisition or backing out all together. that report rattled investors who sent yahoo! shares down more than $6% at one point in thursday's trade. since the disclosure on wednesday. we also learned that of the one billion accounts compromised in 2013, more than 150,000 of them were u.s. government employees and military personnel. to put this into context, the other yahoo! breach from 2014 reported back in september affected over 500 billion acco

yahoo! shares down more than $6% at one point in thurts' trade. we also learn that of the one billion accounts compromised in 2013, more than 150,000 of them were u.s. government employees and military personnel. to put this into context, the other yahoo! breach from 2014 reported back in september affected over 500 billion accounts. at the time we thought that was the largest hack of all time. the second breach is double the size. joining us now for more on the future of the deal, bloomberg news reporter ed hammond. also in new york former yahoo! board member and venture capitalist, eric hippeau. what's the latest we know about the deal and verizon's plan for it? ed: i think verizon, they are exploring their options. what can they do here? i think it's inevitable they'll look for a price k it's not the company they set out to buy. it's had these serious issues come up. there are also questions if yahoo! knew this was going on and this hack, why was this not disclosed to verizon? i think the

if there was theft of intellectual property from yahoo!, which yahoo!quired to disclose, that is a big deal. verizon is buying the user base and the advertising technology, the advertising clients that yahoo! has for their banner ads. both of those things take a serious hit. oliver: one european e-commerce website is struggling to keep up with amazon. carol: that is not stopping them from trying. this company is a german -- they wanted it to be like zappos. remember them from a few years ago that amazon ultimately bought? the shoe retailer. they started as that but moved very heavily into fashion, and they have done a really good job here. they have got 6% of the market across europe, i believe. the problem is they have amazon in the rearview mirror and it does not look pretty. amazon moved up to 5.7%. just behind them. they are both behind one slightly larger player, but it is kind of an older mail order house. they will get ahead of auto and the next couple quarters. carol: is it high fashion? for those of us not familiar with this online fashion site

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if you think about the yahoo!acks and the samsung phones, not such great stories but overall it was not of that here. >> it will be one of the seminal pieces. it makes the point we could talk about the samsung phone catching or some of the companies that didn't have a great 2016 but the point is underneath that we have seen things like uber make real advancements in self driving cars. technology and computers ability to advance. under new presidential administration, how technology is really going to step forward and puts itself to come out of the agnostic political staff we have had. we had a responsibility of companies like facebook or other providers. is this going to be the moment where tech have to come out from the need the shadows, politically neutral stance and be forced to really come forward and make a stand. where tech have to come out from the need the>> this is the goods issue over all. >> it has been a 2016 full of surprises in many different ways across the world. i think it is time to step back and

yahoo! because at this hour, they are in damage control mode announcing details of what is another massive cyber attack. >> 1 billion accounts compromised making it the worst breach in history. it's larger and different than an attack back in 2014 when 500 million accounts were compromised. the company is now urging users to take precautions. rebecca jarvis has more. >>> more than a billion yahoo! accounts hacked. the tech giant revealing a third party stole massive amounts of user data in 2013 including names, e-mail addresses, phone numbers, date of birth, and security questions and answers. this is the second time this year yahoo! has announce a significant breach. in september, the company disclosing a separate incident involving 500 million user accounts. yahoo! telling abc news, they are notifying potentially affected users and have taken steps to secure their accounts, including requiring users to change their passwords. the fbi says they are aware and in contact with yahoo!. that not

new numbers coming out of a new hack attack on yahoo!. yahoo!s saying this hack is separate from the hack they reported in september, that this one in particular affected more than one billion accounts, some of the information that was stolen, usernames, email addresses, telephone numbers, birth dates, passwords. yahoo! is working on finding the source of this intrusion. they believe that it is related to the state-sponsored hacker that was potentially involved in the earlier attack they reported in september. they are taking steps to secure these accounts and notifying affected users, recommending that people change their password. this is quickly developing and we will keep on following this story i talk about a more later in the show. another massive hack attack being disclosed by yahoo! affecting more than one billion users. i do when to get to the meeting at trump tower today, president-elect donald trump just wrapping up a big summit with tech industry leaders, including vice president-elect mike pence and tech advisor peter thiel sitting

to buy yahoo as a result. nicole: facebook ceo unveiled effort to wipe out fake news but will it actually work, take a look at that. lauren: the force is with us as disney latest star wars movie rogue opens, we will have a sneak peek. nicole: the short-handed new york knicks actually fall to the golden state warriors, we will all the highlights. lauren: a lot going on. december 146th, welcome to fbn:am, first look at morning markets, breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. president-elect trump holding a big thank you rally in pennsylvania last night and getting ready to name two cabinet members today. >> the president elect will wrap his week here with more meetings today after last night's thank you tour event out in hershey, pennsylvania, trump returning to the city of hershey where he visited many times during campaign including the friday before the election. >> i'm here today for one main reason, to say thank you tooth incredible people of pennsylvania, thank you. thank you. this is the first

yahoo!mirrors the sale of the main web businesses to verizon. yahoo! says 2013 breach may have affected more than one billion user accounts. in september, yahoo! says personal information of at least 500 million account holders was stolen in a 2014 cyber incursion. more, just ahead. nbc is bringing olympic program into the u.s. after years of trying, they agreed with nbc in the package that will offer year-round olympic programming. nbc will launch the new network in the second half of 2017. it owns u.s. rights to televise the games through 2032. aviva group is working with morgan chase on a possible ipo next year, according to people familiar with the matter. the health care from could be guide at about 600 million u.s. dollars. they have a plan to raise about $300 million from the ipo. that is your latest bloomberg business flash. let's had to abigail -- let's head to abigail doolittle. abigail: we are looking at the leading sector in u.s., financials, jpmorgan, citigroup trading higher. a

new numbers coming out of a new hack attack on yahoo!. yahoo!s saying this hack is separate from the hack they reported disclosed by yahoo! affecting more than one billion users. i do when to get to the meeting at trump tower today, president-elect donald trump just wrapping up a big summit with tech industry leaders, including vice president-elect mike pence and tech advisor peter thiel sitting by his side. >> i'm here to help you folks do well. honored. [inaudible] apples tim cook, facebook's sheryl sandberg, amazons jeff bezos were all in attendance. for the tech giants, this meeting was an attempt to persuade trump to avoid policies that might hurt their companies pertaining to immigration, internet security, regulation, and government investment. ahead of the meeting, the oracle netstressed, we are exporters. over 60% of our sales are overseas. better trade deals are very much in our interest. from outside trump tower, selena wang. who waseak to a source briefed on this meeting who said the top three topics were jobs, immigration, and china

if you think about the yahoo!ks and the samsung phones, not such great stories but overall it was not of that here. besides those two. it will be one of the seminal pieces. it makes the point we could talk about the samsung phone catching on fire, hacks or some of the companies that didn't have a great 2016 but the point is underneath that we have seen things like uber make real advancements in self driving cars. we have seen sort of technology and computers ability to read speech advance at very accelerated levels. show under this new presidential administration as well, how technology is really going to step forward and put itself out to come out of the politically neutral stance it has tried to take. and of course, come forward. >> and not just technology. megan: look, 2016 has been full of surprises in many different ways. it is time to step back and say, look, we're racing a sort of unprecedented rise in economic populism and social unrest. sort of threats of terrorism and surveillance. some of the relationsh

the yahoo finance, yahoo sports. >> reporter: but for many, the brand is tarnished. beth cohen cramer dumping yahoo switching to google. >> i'm fed up with it. i feel like this is the last straw for me. i can't assume there's any kind of security in place. >> reporter: but experts warn simply -- warn against simply deleting your account. if your account was linked to online banking or social media, hackers could re-create the access, -- recreate the account, gaining access to them. so instead, change passwords and security questions. a tangled web of hacked information, exposing one billion users in ways still unclear. miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >>> tonight, much of the country is caught in the grip of an arctic blast, stretching from coast to coast. after days of bitter cold, today it got even rougher out there. al roker is up in a moment with the forecast of what else is on the way. but first we get the frigid details from nbc's ron mott. >> reporter: bitterly cold air, snow, and ice, and a harsh reality tonight. getting around, suddenly a whole lot to

reporter: yahoo! says the stolen user account data may have included personal information such as names, e-mail addresses, and telephone numbers. but financial data was not stored in the system believed to be affected. investigators are looking into the source of the attack, which took place in 2013. >> might recently

. >>> this morning yahoo is telling users to change their passwords again. the warning comes after yahoo announced a cyber attack involving one billion user accounts. hena daniels reports. >> reporter: yahoo users, if you have mail, chances are you have been hacked. again. the tech giant says cyber thieves stole information from one billion user accounts in 2013 break the company's own record for the biggest security breach in history. yahoo sent a notice to customers yesterday warning their account passwords may have been stolen along with names, email addresses, telephone numbers, dates of birth and in some cases security questions and answers. >> being able to access that information is probably what's most critical because it's a stepping stone into other sites. >> reporter: if this sounds all too familiar, it is. in september, yahoo announced at least 500 million user accounts were hacked in late 2014 by an unidentified state sponsored actor. yahoo hasn't said if it believes the same hackers might have pulled off the two digital heist. >> if you are an

reporter: yahoo! says the stolen user account data may have included personal information such as names, e-mail addresses, and telephone numbers. but financial data was not stored in the system believed to be affected. investigators are looking into the source of the attack, which took place in 2013. >> might recently hackers trying to show off what they can do. possibly could be criminals. from what we understand from yahoo!, they got a hold of explicit -- they did not get a hold of explicit backing numbers, that sort of thing, needed for real value. i am only speculative at this stage. reporter: in september yahoo! disclosed a separate attack affecting 500 million accounts. it affected a deal with telecom giant verizon to by the court business. this will test the revelations of business partners alike. christoph: the owner of television network fox news is looking to expand his tv empire in europe. rupert murdoch wants to buy the remaining 61% of british broadcaster sky that it doesn't own yet. the

any emails from yahoo carefully. this is a time when cyber criminals could take advantage by masquerading as the internet giant. hena daniels cbs news. 3 3 3 3 advisory likely. past 00. wind chill struggling to get past 00. wind chill advisory a little holiday cheer for the kids at children's hospital of wiisconsin yesterday -- with some special . guests.nats of music musicit's a tough time of year for anyone to be in the hospital, but especially kids. so a few members of the milwaukee bucks showed up with gifts. 40:01-14 just spend time with them and see even though they're fi struggles that they're goign through to just spend time with them and for that moment at least they're happy and feeling better... it means the d world 3 the players also joined in the fun at the hospital's annual winter carnival. eg monroe served as teams spokesperson. and his teammate, michael beasley put on a santa hat and had a good time with the kids as well. your top local stories are it's here's a recap of some of your morning's big sto

yahoo! then the first the surveillance court of for a few with the digits that you dial after the phone call is completed to enter into some banking and formation. off and nobody else has argued but nobody can claim a better record. so pdf are gearing for choose "barron's" sea -- transparency for those providers to talk about some guinnesses in dili to my head felt with the government. and that is something i and of very worried about. but all in a positive note the the behind-the-scenes it is counseling the of clients the communications privacy act to amend the data that they have put on this work is crucial work not what you read about in the paper but it is a routine process. it calls for proper data but to understand what they give back when they received the search warrant. but the fbi does not say by the way here are your options to challenge it. , so the bulk of my work is exactly what the government is entitled to get. in this gatekeepers for a wealth of consumer data that the govern

yahoo! says the attack dates back to august 2013. it is the second massive breach announced by yahoo! in the last three months. the internet giant said 500 million accounts had been accessed in 2014. it blamed the hack on those connected to a foreign government. security experts say yahoos breaches are just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to efforts to keep online data secure. >> this is the tip of the spear of what we are going to see. in 2017 there will be a lot more problems with security by these cloud providers aggregating millions of users's accounts. security lapses are spelling trouble for verizon's $4.8 billion proposed acquisition of yahoo!. verizon responded in a statement. >> we will evaluate the situation as yahoo! continues its investigation. we will review the impact of this new development before reaching any final conclusions. >> once valued at 125 alien dollars, the internet giant has seen its star eclipsed by the likes of google and facebook. genie: more than 50 years after france's lascaux caves were preserve

yahoo is disclosing a massive cyber security breach. comes under attack again, sclov is in our satellite center with more on the information that may be in the hands of criminals, alex? >> reporter: ukee, this latest yahoo breach is now the largest known hacking in history. we're talk user phone number, account pass words, security questions and answers. all of which could be used to access private information on other sites. yahoo users receiving e-mails like this, you are not alone, not by a long shot. yahoo incorporated announced that data belonging to over1 billion users was is stolen by an unauthors third party in august of 2013, twice the number accounts impacted in a separate intrusion earlier this year >> yahoo is saying now in its public statement that e-mail addresses could potentially have been taken, names, telephone numbers >> lisa garber is a cyber security expert. she says even though credit card data was not part of the breach, pass words and security questions can be utilized elsewhere. >> according to yahoo, stolen pas

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more than 1 billion yahoo! accounts were compromised in 2013 and the breach in 2014 affected at least 500 million users. the stolen information includes passwords and e-mail addresses and phone numbers and answers to security questions. >> it's a stepping stone into other sites, so even if that person doesn't keep their financial information or medical information online, by having the credentials and logging in, it's easy to spoof that person, it's easy to act as that person. >> yahoo! blamed the 2014 attack on an unnamed foreign government. >>> so coming up on "cbs this morning," we will talk to a tech expert about the yahoo! attack and how you can try to protect yourself from being a hacking victim. >>> and now to the hack the cia says targeted the u.s. presidential election. the office of the director of national intelligence says it will release more information about the russian attempt to influence the election once its review is complete. cbs news has learned vladimir putin was personally involved. hena

yahoo is disclosing a massive cyber security breach. comes under attack again, sclov is in our satellite center with more on the information that may be in the hands of criminals, alex? >> reporter: ukee, this latest yahoo breach is now the largest known hacking in history. we're talk user phone number, account pass words, security questions and answers. all of which could be used to access private information on other sites. yahoo users receiving e-mails like this, you are not alone, not by a long shot. yahoo incorporated announced that data belonging to over1 billion users was is stolen by an unauthors third party in august of 2013, twice the number accounts impacted in a separate intrusion earlier this year >> yahoo is saying now in its public statement that e-mail addresses could potentially have been taken, names, telephone numbers >> lisa garber is a cyber security expert. she says even though credit card data was not part of the breach, pass words and security questions can be utilized elsewhere. >> according to yahoo, stolen pas

. >>> a new security breach at yahoo! and this one is huge. yahoo!firming more than 1 billion user accounts have been hacked. this security breach is believed to be one of the largest ever. it comes less than three months yahoo! admitted data from 500 million accounts had been stolen as well. we have samuel burke live from london for us. just when it could not get worse for yahoo!. >> reporter: what is insane is yahoo! did not realize this hack happened although it occurred in 2013. they are just finding out about it now. think about what hackers have been able to do with that information over the past three years. let's put up a list to show what you we believe was stolen as part of the breach. information including names and e-mails and passwords and dates of birth. what it does not include is credit card data or bank account information. you may be relived, but it would be better if it were reverse. you can change your credit card number. you can't change your date of birth or likely not change your name. the hackers use that information to go int

the bad news for yahoo! is that the $4.8 billion deal between yahoo! and verizon may be on life support at this hour. bloomberg is reporting that verizon is trying to negotiate a price cut or even an outright exit from the deal. maybe they want out and yahoo! taking the potential rejection very badly. it is down more than 5% after it announced it had the biggest hack in internet history. more than one billion users compromised. we have a fox business exclusive with co-founder of aol, steve case, we're going to ask him if he were the ceo of verizon, now knowing what he knows about all the yahoo! breaches, would he get out with his jacket still on? >>> and is part of this verizon's fault? steve case in a fox business exclusive. >>> plus, mystery in the motor city at this hour. general motors hastily calls a news conference but the auto giant won't say what it's about. will ceo and chairman mary barra say her company is officially at war with china or reveal technology that could disrupt the entire industry? jeff flock is there, he's waiting, live in detr

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now, at&t and sbc global accounts run on yahoo servers. it's unclear how many users were affected or how many of the billion affected accounts are inactive now but we do know this latest attack happened three years ago! that's giving the bad guys a lot of time to do a lot of damage. >> they got users' name, birth dates, encrypted passwords so they may not have been encrypted with secure technology and answers to security questions so if you had a yahoo account and you typed in the name your mother's maiden name and first pet that was all accessed by hackers. >> reporter: whether or not you were affected by this hack it's a good time to change passwords and security questions on all sensitive accounts. you want to remember use acronyms instead of passwords and unique ones for each account. consider make up new mother maiden names and fake answers to other security questions. also consider a credit freeze. well, the hacked information alone may not be enough -- isn't enough to steal your identity. it is more than enough to phish and trick yo

this is news that yahoo shareholders certainly did not want to hear.ack one impacting over a billion accounts back in 2013. verizon says it's looking at this very closely in regards to its $4.8 billion takeover of yahoo. it says it will wait for yahoo to come up with a detail of its investigation before making a decision but when yahoo initially reported the hack back in september, verizon said at the time that that breach would likely materially impact its deal to buy yahoo and some analysts say it could shave $1 billion off the price tag. and this latest hack which is even bigger than the first one, makes it even more likely that verizon will want to pay a lot less for yahoo in that deal. yahoo's shares are down by 2% in the early going. >>> lots of economic news out and some of it pretty good. labor department says initial jobless claims fell by 4,000 to 254,000. second straight decline. and consumer side inflation barely rose in november up only 2/10 of a percent. that was the weakest gain in three months. stock market had its biggest sell-off sinc

verizon's deal with yahoo! could be put on hold after the latest hacking scandal, and the phone giant could have its sites on another potential media deal. jonathan: some of the moves last month captured by this chart, 10 year treasuries versus the bloomberg dollar and each one keeps moving north. are we in nosebleed territory? abramowicz and david bianco to join us to discuss the dollar, making a shift high yesterday. the bond market is interesting to the treasury curve balls over , the yield curve flatter. what is the message? lisa: the faster the hikes the slower the growth. people are talking about how it is good for the banks that you are getting a higher yield curve but we are not getting that necessarily because of a fed hike and a faster pace next year. it is the exact opposite move you are seeing in the u.s. versus japan and europe, and this is something to watch. jonathan: a steeper yield curve, the banks are great. it rolled over a bit. david b.: there is a lot of things going on for banks. they shou

de yahoo, continuaron cayendo en picada.uentas de yahoo robadas por piratas cibernÉticos. al robo ocurriÓ en 2013. confirmÓ otro que afectó a 500 millones de usuarios. >> lo que tiene que pensar la gente que estÁ en juego mucho mÁs que su mail, su informaciÓn personal. >> se llevaron contraseÑas y credenciales que comprometen la seguridad de los usuarios. lo que pueden hacer... >> cambiar la contraseÑa. >> para muchos puede ser demasiado tarde. los robos de informaciÓn ocurrieron durante los Últimos tres aÑos, con 1500 millones de cuentas comprometidas. todos los usuarios de yahoo!, han sido afectados. leonardo sosa tiene una cuenta de yahoo, desde hace 15 aÑos. >> te queda un poco de temor, es tu informaciÓn personal. tal vez pensÉ, en informaciÓn de tarjeta de banco seguro social. >> yahoo!, no sabe si los dos robos fueron hechos por los mismos hackers. se cuestiona el precio como la venta. >> y se los cambios necesarios para cambiar la contraseÑa. >> es mejor prevenir que curar. desde san francisco, luis mejÍa univisiÓn.

do this now if you're a yahoo user.not really an op-ed, more a useful list of tips after it was revealed yesterday that a yahoo breach a separate one from the fall, puts 1 billion people at risk. if you have a yahoo account, users need to think about passwords and security questions from other accounts on which they gave the similar or the same information used for their yahoo account and possibly change them. once hackers have access to id and password information from one system, they try the same combination against multiple other platforms to see which ones work, an easy automated process. >> terrifying. >> good tip there if you have a yahoo account and you use your password for other accounts as well. all sorts of recommendations, like change your password, do the two-step authentication process. this is becoming way too common. >> the scale is worrying. >>> my pick is in the "wall street journal." yesterday it was focused on the middle east policy, today europe. what's going to be top of the agenda on foreign poli

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yahoo! e-mail accounts. the fbi is on the case tonight. the company revealing late today that hackers may have stolen user names, e-mail addresses and beyond that, personal information, including your phone number and your passwords. abc's chief business correspondent rebecca jarvis, leading us off. >> reporter: more than 1 billion yahoo! accounts hacked. the tech giant revealing tonight that an unauthorized third party stole massive amounts of user data in august 2013, potentially including names, e-mail addresses, phone numbers, dates of birth, even in some cases, security questions and answers. this is the second time this year yahoo! has announced a significant breach. in september, the company disclosing a separate incident involving 500 million user accounts. yahoo! telling abc news, they "are notifying potentially affected users and have taken steps to secure their accounts, including requiring users to change their passwords." the fbi says they are aware and in contact with yahoo!. t

the fact yahoo!ed the network and it did not find this earlier breach, but had an outside cyber security firm bring it to them should raise questions on how well this company secured their network. emily: why do you see that is different about this breached than the one before? talking about more records. the passwords that were leaked work -- were secured with an encryption algorithm. the other breach was encrypted with a more secure our rhythm. this is more records with a less secure encryption algorithm. the company did not know, even know they have been scouring every piece of their network. emily: there was concern the deal with verizon was already on the rocks because of the initial hack they told us about in tim september. armstrong said he was cautiously optimistic the deal would go through. what does this mean for the deal now? >> big, open question. this is not just about user accounts. that is the thing that yahoo! has to disclose publicly. we have learned that yahoo! has an looking at int

yahoo! was in it. google was not. yahoo! was in it because the originator said yahoo!'s got a lot of intellect yul property that is undervalued. they've been suspicious that verizon doesn't want all these thing, but there are these valuable patents. remember we saw with aol for example, so maybe there's some other reason that maybe pushes this deal forward. >> that is true. there is some value there, but you've got to be careful about that value because that was the story about blackberry and those patents, how valuable they are. the iphone and the success of that pretty much obliterated the you know, relative value of those, so i'm not sure which types were being valued there, but the cloud and mobile have really changed the game in terms of what weem are interested in and a even the methods of doing certain things online. apps that people were looking to do. in this case, those patents magt not be as valuable. >> okay. thanks, guys. jason and john, xwood discussion. speaking of yahoo! cnbc and business alliance have a -- now to the other hacking story. he joins us wit

beenr: does yahoo! these headlines clearly in verizon's favor now? does it materially change the value? t is $1 billion. that is pretty material. scarlet: doesn't the latest hack existing users's to not use yahoo! anymore? risk.: that is a what else is out there for verizon to get some level of scale? samsung has a major issue with every plane telling you to not use your samsung phone. is still a pretty big scale business for verizon to add. oliver: when does this start to have repercussions in yahoo!'s corporate structure? walter: when the company ultimately gets bought, the corporate structure, there is an opportunity for change. for verizon to put their own management team in there that can execute better and prevent these risks. scarlet: why is yahoo! so vulnerable? walter: that is a great question. we have the democratic party that believes they were hacked. it will continue to be a challenge for everybody, no matter how large or small the company is going to be, to protect your customers' informat

." >>> good even there's late word tonight from yahoo of a massive and stunning security breach, the company revealing that hackers may have stolen the personal information for more than a billion yahoo workers. what's more, the eye-popping breach is apparently separate from the major attack announced by the company a few months ago. miguel almaguer has late details. >> today yahoo confirms data from more than 1 billion user accounts was sold in 2013. private names, e-mail addresses, telephone numbers, dates of birth, even encrypted security questions and answers have been exposed. >> the scale of this attack is something we have never seen before, but we're going to keep seeing these things, now the internet has been around a long time. scrambling to identify the person or group who ben traited the firewalls tonight the internet giant says "we're working closely with law enforcement. but this isn't the first attack. three months ago yahoo revealed another massive breach, when at least 500 million -- that hack is still under investigation tonight. >> once a hacker gets your informati