BBCNEWS Business Briefing November 22, 2017
As is often the case, it will likely be the cover up that proves more bothersome for uber than the hack itself. Companies are required to disclose significant data breaches to regulators, something uber has, by its own admission, failed to do in this case. Our north America Technology correspondent dave lee has more. The huge breach included names, e mail addresses, and phone numbers of 57 Million People around the world. The information was obtained by two who accessed a server uber we re by two who accessed a server uber were using to stood data. Many drivers also had their licences stolen. ...
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