Uber says that is investigating a “cybersecurity incident” after a hacker claiming to be just 18 years old stated that they have administrator access to company tools.
Ridesharing giant that Uber claims to be investigating a “cybersecurity incident” following reports that the company’s internal systems have been breached. The alleged hacker claims to be 18 years old and says that they have access to company tools including Amazon Web Services and Google Cloud Platform. TheAn Uber spokesperson said that the company declined to answer additional questions and pointed to its public statement on Twitter: “We are currently responding to a cybersecurity incident.
Colton Seal, the CEO and co-founder of Routefusion, tweeted a screenshot of what appears to be Uber’s internal Slack chat where the hacker announced themself to employees.
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