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Castillo et al v. Seagate Technology, LLC
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October 20, 2017
Seagate Gets Initial OK For $5.7M Worker Phishing Settlement
A California federal judge gave his initial blessing Thursday to Seagate Technology LLC's settlement that includes services valued at $5.75 million and resolves litigation over a 2016 data phishing incident that allegedly affected about 12,000 employees and their close relatives.
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July 27, 2017
Seagate To Settle Phishing Scam With $5.75M In-Kind Deal
Seagate Technologies LLC has agreed to a settlement that includes services valued at $5.75 million to end a proposed class action brought by workers who say that 12,000 employees and employee relatives suffered harm after a data phishing incident last year, according to a settlement proposal filed in California federal court Thursday.
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September 08, 2016
Seagate Says It Didn't See Phishing Scam Coming
Seagate Technologies Inc. urged a California federal judge Thursday to toss workers' class action claims that it acted negligently by handing over employee tax information in an online phishing scam, saying the company wasn't required to protect workers from an unforeseeable cyberattack.