Privacy News Ride-hailing service Careem lost 14 million users’ data… in January

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Careem, a ride-hailing startup based in Dubai and operating in 13 countries, announced on Monday that it discovered a breach in January that affected 14 million users’ data.

The intruder(s) got at customers’ and drivers’ names, email addresses, phone numbers and trip data. So far, Careem hasn’t seen any evidence that passwords or credit card data were involved in the breach.

Careem said that it keeps customers’ credit card information on an external, third-party, Payment Card Industry (PCI) -compliant server that uses “highly secure protocols and is employed by international banks around the globe to protect financial information.”
 

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This is the worldwide trend these hacks, security breaches, and this will only increase with time. This war is lost.
The less you have, the better for you. No help or trust in electronics, do all manually...

The jungle is here, but not the one before.

21 century, century of electronic thieves.
 
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