(Reuters) -The United States Federal Trade Commission on Monday filed a lawsuit against Uber Technologies, accusing it of ...

Legally, Uber was obliged to report the security breach to US regulators. However, the company has now admitted that it failed to do so, and also neglected to notify individuals whose personal ...

A federal judge in San Francisco on Thursday, May 4, imposed a sentence of three years’ probation on the former head of security at Uber for his role in covering up a data breach that allegedly ...

A federal jury found Uber’s former head of security Joseph Sullivan guilty of covering up a 2016 data breach and extortion scheme that exposed 57 million app users’ personal information. SAN FRANCISCO ...

The revised complaint specifically referenced the 2016 data breach and the state of Uber’s data security as of November 2016. Meanwhile, federal prosecutors brought felony charges against one of ...

A federal trial has started in the USA against Joe Sullivan, Uber's former security chief, who is accused of failing to report a massive data breach while working for the company. The breach was ...

Separating the latest data leak from the September security breach, Uber officials said the data published online this week was from an attack on Teqtivity - a provider of asset management and ...

When a security breach does occur, the onus lies with the infiltrated company/platform to alert customers and government agencies. This is where Uber has failed sorely. According to reports that ...

Uber falsely claimed that users would save about $25 a month through the service and deceived them about how easy it was to cancel, said the FTC.

Taking the stand Friday at the criminal trial of ex-security chief Joe Sullivan, Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi said Sullivan omitted critical information about the breadth of a 2016 data breach. "I ...