Uber said Thursday that it was investigating a “cybersecurity incident” after a hacker shared evidence that they had breached the ride-hailing giant’s computer systems with journalists and security researchers. “We are currently responding to a cybersecurity incident,” Uber’s communications team said in a tweet Thursday evening. “We are in touch with law enforcement and will post additional updates here as they become available.
” The New York Times was first to report the incident. It’s not the first time Uber\n \n has dealt with a security breach. Hackers stole data on 57 million driver and rider accounts in 2016, and Uber\n \n paid to cover up the breach. Uber allegedly paid the hackers $100,000 to get rid of the data. The company in 2018 agreed to pay $148 million in a settlement related to the incident with attorneys general from 50 states and DC.
Uber's Birdseye view combined w/Google's gods eye view via satellite mapping = none of these goddamn company's business. We, the People, will find a way 2 fight back. Between those 2 companies, hacker/blackmailers & an offensive idea that knowledge of our whereabouts is theirs...
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