Uber admits hiding huge data breach
Over 57 million clients and staff affected by concealed hack
Uber has confirmed that it hid a massive data breach affecting over 57 million customers and drivers. The hack occurred in 2016. The taxi service paid the hackers in the region of £75,000 to delete...
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