Uber Data Breach Might Cost Its Former Executive 8 Years Of Jail
In 2016, Uber's former security chief officer paid hackers for not leaking the stolen information after the data breach in 2016.
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In 2016, Uber's former security chief officer paid hackers for not leaking the stolen information after the data breach in 2016.
It seems safe to use Uber's app and services again. Uber's users are seemingly safe from being hacked or attacked. The company behind the popular ride-hailing app recently announced that the hacker who hacked into its databases was unable to access or tamper with users' private data.
Uber (NYSE: UBER) disclosed that it is investigating a cybersecurity breach amid reports that the company had been hacked.
The latest Uber breach came to light after a hacker publicly claimed to have gained access to a wide number of internal company systems.
The New York Times reports that the hacker used a common social engineering technique to access Uber's systems. He sent a text message to one of the...