Detailed Report: Uber's 2016 Data Breach and Security Measures
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This report analyzes the 2016 Uber data breach, a significant cybersecurity incident where 57 million customer records and 600,000 driver's licenses were compromised. The breach, caused by eavesdropping and unauthorized access to Uber's cloud server by two employees, highlights the vulnerabilities of cloud storage. The report details the history and origin of the hack, the methods employed, and the stakeholders affected, including customers and drivers. It compares the incident to modern security risks associated with cloud computing, such as theft of intellectual property and loss of customer trust. Uber's response included paying the hackers to delete the data, strengthening security, firing the employees involved, and offering credit monitoring to affected drivers. The report concludes by emphasizing the importance of robust security measures to prevent future breaches. References to relevant academic sources are included to support the analysis.
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