Uber confirms unauthorized data access via compromised third-party vendor credentials
Uber disclosed a security incident where an unauthorized individual used compromised credentials of a third-party vendor to access company data. The breach was first reported by the vendor on October 9, leading Uber to suspend data connections and launch an investigation that confirmed unauthorized data access on October 13. The compromised information included personal data such as driver’s license details of approximately 1,873 residents of Rhode Island, with notifications extending to residents of DC, Maryland, North Carolina, New York, and Pennsylvania. Uber is providing affected individuals with 90 days of free credit monitoring and fraud assistance through Cyberscout. No fraudulent use of the data has been detected so far.
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Uber confirms unauthorized data access via compromised third-party vendor credentials
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Uber disclosed a security incident where an unauthorized individual used compromised credentials of a third-party vendor to access company data. The breach was first reported by the vendor on October 9, leading Uber to suspend data connections and launch an investigation that confirmed unauthorized data access on October 13. The compromised information included personal data such as driver’s license details of approximately 1,873 residents of Rhode Island, with notifications extending to residents of DC, Maryland, North Carolina, New York, and Pennsylvania. Uber is providing affected individuals with 90 days of free credit monitoring and fraud assistance through Cyberscout. No fraudulent use of the data has been detected so far.