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Uber Probing Hack of Third-Party Vendor After Employee Data, Source Code Leaked
Uber on Monday said it was probing the data breach of a third-party vendor after it was reported that the data of 77,000 employees was leaked along with source code for the Uber and Uber Eats mobile device management platforms. The company's vendor, Teqtivity, said it doesn’t collect or store sensitive information such as bank account details or ...
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Uber Data Breach: Former Security Chief Convicted by US Jury for Covering Up Massive 2016 Hack
Uber's former chief of security, Joseph Sullivan, was found guilty by a US jury of obstructing justice and concealing knowledge of a breach from authorities. In November 2016, Sullivan was emailed by hackers, and employees quickly confirmed that they had stolen records on about 57 million users and also 600,000 driver's license numbers, according t...
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Uber Says Hacker Affiliated With Lapsus$ Behind Cyberattack: Report
Uber has reportedly said that a hacker affiliated with the Lapsus$ hacking group was behind the cyberattack that caused the company to close down several of its internal communications and engineering systems temporarily last week. The hacker reportedly compromised the account of an employee's workplace messaging app Slack and used it to send a mes...
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Uber Says No Evidence of Sensitive User Data Loss During Hack: Report
Uber has reportedly said that there was no evidence that the hacker got access to sensitive user data. A recent report of a network breach forced the ride-hailing company to shut several internal communications and engineering systems. Uber reportedly began investigating the cybersecurity incident on Thursday.
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Uber Investigating Cybersecurity Incident After Alleged Data Breach: All Details
Uber is investigating a cybersecurity incident after a hacker claimed that the ride-hailing company has suffered a data breach. The alleged breach is said to have forced Uber to take several internal communications and engineering systems offline.
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Uber Admits Covering Up 2016 Hacking, Avoids Prosecution in US Settlement
Uber on Friday accepted responsibility for covering up a 2016 data breach that affected 57 million passengers and drivers, as part of a settlement with US prosecutors to avoid criminal charges.
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Uber to Pay $148 Million to Settle US Data Breach Cover-Up
Uber is seeking to resolve legal battles before an IPO next year, while also delivering a national rebuke against its history of flouting laws and basic business ethics.
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Uber Settles For $148 Million With 50 US States Over 2016 Data Breach
Uber Technologies Inc has settled with the top legal officers in all 50 U.S. states over a massive data breach it failed to disclose in 2016, one of the biggest embarrassments and legal tangles the ride-hailing company has suffered over the last couple of years.
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Uber Names Ex-NSA General Counsel Matt Olsen as Chief Security Officer
Khosrowshahi hired Olsen in November following a breach in 2016 that exposed the data of some 57 million users of the ride-sharing service.
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Uber to Update 'Bug Bounty' Policies After 2016 Data Breach: Executive
Uber on Thursday plans to announce changes to how it rewards cyber researchers who report flaws in its software.
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Uber Expands Settlement With US FTC Related to 2016 Cyber-Attack
The settlement does not impose any fines but said Uber could face civil penalties if it fails to disclose future incidents.
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Uber Sued After Data Stolen by Hackers Covered Up
Uber broke Pennsylvania law when it failed to notify potential victims for a year after it discovered hackers had stolen their personal information, said the state attorney general.
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Uber Says Hackers Behind 2016 Data Breach Were in Canada, Florida
About 25 million people whose data was compromised in the breach live in the United States.
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Uber Said to Have Paid 20-Year-Old to Keep Data Breach a Secret
Reuters reports a 20-year-old Florida man was responsible for the large data breach at Uber, and was paid to destroy the data through a so-called "bug bounty" programme.
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Uber Paid 20-Year-Old Florida Man To Keep Data Breach Secret: Sources
A 20-year-old Florida man was responsible for the large data breach at Uber Technologies Inc last year and was paid by Uber to destroy the data through a so-called "bug bounty" programme normally used to identify small code vulnerabilities, three people familiar with the events have told Reuters.
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Uber Probing Hack of Third-Party Vendor After Employee Data, Source Code Leaked
Uber on Monday said it was probing the data breach of a third-party vendor after it was reported that the data of 77,000 employees was leaked along with source code for the Uber and Uber Eats mobile device management platforms. The company's vendor, Teqtivity, said it doesn’t collect or store sensitive information such as bank account details or ...
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Uber Data Breach: Former Security Chief Convicted by US Jury for Covering Up Massive 2016 Hack
Uber's former chief of security, Joseph Sullivan, was found guilty by a US jury of obstructing justice and concealing knowledge of a breach from authorities. In November 2016, Sullivan was emailed by hackers, and employees quickly confirmed that they had stolen records on about 57 million users and also 600,000 driver's license numbers, according t...
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Uber Says Hacker Affiliated With Lapsus$ Behind Cyberattack: Report
Uber has reportedly said that a hacker affiliated with the Lapsus$ hacking group was behind the cyberattack that caused the company to close down several of its internal communications and engineering systems temporarily last week. The hacker reportedly compromised the account of an employee's workplace messaging app Slack and used it to send a mes...
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Uber Says No Evidence of Sensitive User Data Loss During Hack: Report
Uber has reportedly said that there was no evidence that the hacker got access to sensitive user data. A recent report of a network breach forced the ride-hailing company to shut several internal communications and engineering systems. Uber reportedly began investigating the cybersecurity incident on Thursday.
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Uber Investigating Cybersecurity Incident After Alleged Data Breach: All Details
Uber is investigating a cybersecurity incident after a hacker claimed that the ride-hailing company has suffered a data breach. The alleged breach is said to have forced Uber to take several internal communications and engineering systems offline.
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Uber Admits Covering Up 2016 Hacking, Avoids Prosecution in US Settlement
Uber on Friday accepted responsibility for covering up a 2016 data breach that affected 57 million passengers and drivers, as part of a settlement with US prosecutors to avoid criminal charges.
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Uber to Pay $148 Million to Settle US Data Breach Cover-Up
Uber is seeking to resolve legal battles before an IPO next year, while also delivering a national rebuke against its history of flouting laws and basic business ethics.
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Uber Settles For $148 Million With 50 US States Over 2016 Data Breach
Uber Technologies Inc has settled with the top legal officers in all 50 U.S. states over a massive data breach it failed to disclose in 2016, one of the biggest embarrassments and legal tangles the ride-hailing company has suffered over the last couple of years.
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Uber Names Ex-NSA General Counsel Matt Olsen as Chief Security Officer
Khosrowshahi hired Olsen in November following a breach in 2016 that exposed the data of some 57 million users of the ride-sharing service.
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Uber to Update 'Bug Bounty' Policies After 2016 Data Breach: Executive
Uber on Thursday plans to announce changes to how it rewards cyber researchers who report flaws in its software.
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Uber Expands Settlement With US FTC Related to 2016 Cyber-Attack
The settlement does not impose any fines but said Uber could face civil penalties if it fails to disclose future incidents.
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Uber Sued After Data Stolen by Hackers Covered Up
Uber broke Pennsylvania law when it failed to notify potential victims for a year after it discovered hackers had stolen their personal information, said the state attorney general.
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Uber Says Hackers Behind 2016 Data Breach Were in Canada, Florida
About 25 million people whose data was compromised in the breach live in the United States.
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Uber Said to Have Paid 20-Year-Old to Keep Data Breach a Secret
Reuters reports a 20-year-old Florida man was responsible for the large data breach at Uber, and was paid to destroy the data through a so-called "bug bounty" programme.
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Uber Paid 20-Year-Old Florida Man To Keep Data Breach Secret: Sources
A 20-year-old Florida man was responsible for the large data breach at Uber Technologies Inc last year and was paid by Uber to destroy the data through a so-called "bug bounty" programme normally used to identify small code vulnerabilities, three people familiar with the events have told Reuters.
