Open swidup opened 6 years ago
In the 2016 breach, intruders in a data-storage service run by Amazon.com Inc. obtained unencrypted consumer personal information relating to U.S. riders and drivers, including 25.6 million names and email addresses, 22.1 million names and mobile phone numbers, and 607,000 names and driver’s license numbers, the FTC said in a complaint.
We don't seem to have this one in the dataset.
https://ico.org.uk/media/action-weve-taken/mpns/2553890/uber-monetary-penalty-notice-26-november-2018.pdf Much more detail, plus they were fined. Also, affected 32 million not 25.6.
"IOI_regulatory_fines": "Yes", "IOI_regulatory_fines_amt": "385000", "IOI_currency_code": "GDP"
https://news.softpedia.com/news/uber-gets-over-1-million-fine-for-not-telling-clients-watchdogs-of-data-breach-524009.shtml and more fines
Moreover, "The Dutch Data Protection Authority (Dutch DPA) imposes a fine of €600.000 upon Uber B.V. and Uber Technologies, Inc (UTI) for violating the Dutch data breach regulation. In 2016 a data breach occurred at the Uber concern in the form of unauthorised access to personal data of customers and drivers."
"IOI_regulatory_fines": "Yes", "IOI_regulatory_fines_amt": "600000", "IOI_currency_code": "EUR"
http://fortune.com/2018/04/12/uber-data-breach-security/