million accounts of their users last year. There are many different countries, users, mobile phone numbers, e-mail addresses in the world. The app-based car service provider has been paying a million US dollars to prevent the leakage of important information being sent to hackers. Yesterday authorities informed the authorities on Tuesday.
In a blog post, Uber chief executive Dara Khosrowshi said, "After the incident of hacking, two employees responsible for it have been sacked. There was no reason to do this. I will not apologize for that. '
Khosloshi claimed that he had learned about the recent hacking incident in 2016. In August of this year, he joined as the CEO of Uber's founder, Trovis Kallunic, as the chief executive officer.
Apart from allegations of sexual harassment against Uber's top officials, the hacking incident will create another controversy.
Uber authorities say there is nothing to worry about the incident of Uber passengers being hacked. Because, there was no incident of fraud. The drivers whose license number was stolen will be able to free up identity theft and credit monitoring.
It is said from Uber that two hackers get the chance to enter the service of the code safely. They had stolen these information for another Clouse Servant organization, they had the opportunity to download it.
Gitehabad authorities say they have no failure in this incident.
Khosrowshi said, 'The past can not be erased. Take lessons from the past. We're changing the business process. Everything will be transparent. We will gain customer's credibility.
Uber's former executive officer Kalinke refused to comment on the incident.