A Canadian man, Karim Baratov, who prosecutors say was hired by Russians to breach email accounts obtained from the massive Yahoo hack, faces years in prison. (April 24)

Yahoo may have changed its name, but it's still paying for a massive 2014 data breach.

Altaba, called Yahoo before the Verizon buyout, will have to pay for a failure to disclose a giant data breach from 2014.

The company was quiet about the 2014 hack for two years.

Even if you're happy SmugMug now runs Flickr, you might want to retrieve your own copy of your photos from the former Yahoo site. Here's how.

Daniel Howley from Yahoo: "It sounds silly, but Labo is inventive, fun, and educational. See, while most cardboard is used to to pack away high school trophies and jeans you swear youll eventually fit into again its not happening, Craig Labo lets you build what Nintendo calls Toy-Con projects, cardboard versions of objects ranging from a working piano to a robot suit."

The European Union criticized Turkey's efforts to try and win membership with the bloc since the number of political fights between other European states were "not conducive to good neighborly relations," according to Yahoo News. The European Commission released a report on Tuesday which said that Ankara had some "serious shortcomings" on Democracy and the rule of law in the country. The Turkish foreign ministry rebuked the report as showing that the EU "was once against unwilling to understand the difficulties of the period we are passing through," and they were "far from understanding the realities of Turkey." Ankara also said the Commission was "unable to be objective and balanced." The...

In today's news, Yahoo's and AOL's ad-targeting drive is reflected in a new privacy policy, NASA hunts for exoplanets and Waymo applies to test fully driverless cars.

Though Yahoo was already scanning its users' emails to maximize ad opportunities, doubling-down on the policy could raise eyebrows in a post-Cambridge Analytica world.