Uber Data Breach Lawsuit Investigation - Claim Depot
A class action lawsuit investigation has been opened into a data breach at Uber Technologies, Inc. that exposed sensitive personal information.
Shamis & Gentile P.A., a class action law firm, is investigating the incident. The firm states that sensitive personally identifiable information may have been exposed.
The breach began on Oct. 7, 2026, when an unauthorized third party compromised credentials for a service provider's internal system. This access allowed the attacker to connect to Uber's account with the provider.
Uber severed data connections and launched an investigation. By Oct. 13, 2026, the company determined that the unauthorized party had accessed Uber data connected to the service provider.
Affected individuals and exposed data
Uber began notifying affected individuals on Nov. 10, 2026, through written notices. The breach was reported to state attorney general offices in California, Massachusetts, and South Carolina.
The number of affected individuals includes at least 2,567 in Massachusetts, 3,430 in South Carolina, and 1,873 in Rhode Island. The information potentially exposed includes driver's licenses.
Affected individuals may be eligible for compensation. Lawyers are available to help people understand their rights and pursue claims related to this incident.
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