The newest data breach comes from Uber. Just recently, Uber commented on the matter, blaming the Lapsus$ hacking group. At the very same time, Uber proves that no client or user data was spotted.

Whatever commenced when last Thursday, Uber had to take numerous of its internal systems offline, including Slack, Amazon Web Services, and Google Cloud Platform.
By the way, last week, another huge breach shook the tech world. Whats worse, there are assumptions that the same hacking group is behind both data breaches.
Anyway, this is too serious, and, realistically, Uber remains in close contact with the FBI and US Justice Department.
What the hacker did was download some internal Slack messages, plus some details from an internal tool that the businesss finance department uses. “We are presently evaluating those downloads,” the company stated in a statement.
Uber Accuses Lapsus$ Of Data Breach
At that time, they might take the COVID-19 vaccination data of millions of Brazilians. The group has likewise managed to break the systems of numerous prominent business, such as Nvidia, Samsung, Microsoft, and Vodafone.

Uber currently verified that the hackers just purchased an Uber specialists corporate password on the dark web.

The newest information breach comes from Uber. At the very same time, Uber proves that no customer or user information was identified.

Uber already confirmed that the hackers simply purchased an Uber professionals corporate password on the dark web. This happened after the Uber employees personal device had been infected with malware.
” The opponent then repeatedly attempted to visit to the professionals Uber account,” the company stated. “Each time, the specialist got a two-factor login approval demand, which initially blocked gain access to. Eventually, however, the specialist accepted one, and the assaulter successfully logged in.”