Yes, Yahoo has confirmed that a data dump issue occurred in August.
The data dump issue is unrelated to the breach of 500 million users that Yahoo faced.
Yahoo is investigating the issue and taking measures to ensure the security of its users data.
Recently, Yahoo confirmed that it had experienced a data dump issue in August. This incident is separate from the breach affecting 500 million users that the company faced a few years ago. The issue was discovered during a routine security audit, and Yahoo is working to address it promptly.
In a statement, Yahoo reassured its users that their information is safe and that they are investigating the data dump incident diligently. The company is working with external security experts to identify the scope of the issue and implement additional security measures to protect user data.
Yahoo has not disclosed the specific cause of the data dump issue yet.
Yahoo has stated that they are working to ensure the security of user data and have not found evidence of unauthorized access at this time.
Users can protect their data by regularly updating their passwords, enabling two-factor authentication, and being cautious of phishing attempts.
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Yahoo confirms August data leak not related to breach of 500M users.