In September 2022, Uber experienced a data breach initiated by hackers who gained access through stolen credentials of an external contractor. The attackers compromised internal systems but claimed they did not obtain sensitive user information. Key security lapses included inadequate MFA enforcement and exposure of plaintext passwords in network file shares. Had Uber implemented Zero Trust principles with strict identity verification and least privilege access controls, the breach's impact could have been significantly reduced.
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