"Uber Drivers' Data Exposed in Breach of Law Firm's Servers"

A mid-sized law firm representing Uber has recently notified an unknown number of its drivers that sensitive data has been exposed and stolen due to a cyberattack.  New Jersey-based Genova Burns disclosed the breach in an email to customers.  The company determined that an unauthorized third party gained access to their systems, and certain limited files were accessed or exfiltrated between January 23, 2023, and January 31, 2023.  The investigation determined that information drivers provided to Uber, including names, Social Security numbers, and/or Tax Identification Numbers, were among the impacted data.  Genova Burns added that they are currently investigating the incident with law enforcement.  The firm said it changed all its system passwords and is offering affected drivers 12 months of complimentary identity monitoring services through Kroll.

Infosecurity reports: "Uber Drivers' Data Exposed in Breach of Law Firm's Servers"