Uber says AI Vendor Breach exposed US drivers' license data

Uber has begun reaching out to thousands of drivers across the US about the recent security incident involving one of its third-party AI providers. The breach resulted in potential exposure of the drivers’ personal data, including their license details. The company detailed the incident in notices sent out to drivers on November 10. How Uber learned its vendor had been breached The provider reached out to Uber on October 9, 2026, after hackers obtained internal credentials and exploited them to access Uber’s account. Uber said that it cut off the data connection immediately and launched an investigation. By October 13, the company had verified unauthorized access to the drivers’ personal data. Uber has provided its users with complimentary monitoring and fraud assistance from Cyberscout.

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