The clock is ticking and you've got less than 2 weeks left to file a claim and get part of the 23andMe class-action settlement.

Ancestry and genetics-testing company 23andMe has agreed to pay a $30 million settlement after a class-action lawsuit was brought against the company for last year's data breach.. The settlement ...

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 24 (Reuters) - Genetics testing company 23andMe (ME.O), opens new tab on Tuesday sent emails to several customers to inform them of a breach into the "DNA Relatives" feature ...

Around a year ago, 23andMe had a data breach that led to 6.9 million profiles being accessible. Now, the company has agreed to pay a $30 million settlement after a class-action lawsuit was brought ...

A fter a data breach exposed the personal information of roughly half its userbase and led to simmering distrust with the popular ancestry service, 23andMe confirmed last month that it will settle ...

23andMe agreed to pay $30 million to settle a class action lawsuit from users over a breach that resulting in hackers accessing data of more than $6 million customers.

23andMe is "shamelessly" blaming victims of a data breach impacting 6.9 million users, a lawyer representing victims pursuing a class-action lawsuit, Hassan Zavareei, told TechCrunch.

In December, 23andMe admitted that hackers had stolen the genetic and ancestry data of 6.9 million users, nearly half of all its customers.. The data breach started with hackers accessing only ...

(NEXSTAR) – 23andMe has proposed a $30 million settlement over a class-action lawsuit filed in response to a 2023 data breach. 23andMe, a genetic testing and biotech company, first announced in ...

23andMe blamed users for a data breach. Getty Images. Around 14,000 accounts of 23andMe users were targeted in the initial incident and hackers used those accounts to access the data of 6.9 ...

As 23andMe is acquired from bankruptcy by Regeneron, it has also opened up claims for its $30 million data breach settlement -- and payments could go as high as $10,000.

Home DNA testing firm 23andMe is placing the blame on customers who reused login credentials for a cyber incident in which 6.9 million customers' data was exposed.