Uber has begun reaching out to thousands of drivers across the US about the recent security incident involving one of its third-party AI providers. The breach resulted in potential exposure of the drivers' personal data, including their license details. The company detailed the incident in notices sent out to drivers o
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Uber has begun reaching out to thousands of drivers across the US about the recent security incident involving one of its third-party AI providers. The breach resulted in potential exposure of the drivers' personal data, including their license details. The company detailed the incident in notices sent out to drivers o
Uber has begun reaching out to thousands of drivers across the US about the recent security incident involving one of its third-party AI providers. The breach resulted in potential exposure of the drivers' personal data, including their license details. Uber disclosed this week an unauthorized third party improperly accessed the ride-hailing platform's data, according to a notice shared by the California attorney general’s office.
In the notice, dated Nov. 10, the company said a service provider notified them of the incident a month prior.
Cryptopolitan reported the story as "Uber says AI Vendor Breach exposed US drivers' license data."
2 sources have covered this story, including Cryptopolitan and The Hill. The earliest reporting in the cluster landed 47 minutes ago.
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- FirstThe HillNov 13, 4:12 PM ET · United StatesCenter
- +2h 14mCryptopolitanNov 13, 6:26 PM ET · United StatesCenter
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[02] DisputedKey facts present in mainstream desks; corroboration thin from wires.