Uber Paid Hackers to Keep Massive Cyberattack Quiet

The transcript discusses Uber's data breach where hackers accessed information on 50 million riders and 7 million drivers, including 600,000 driver's license numbers. Uber failed to disclose this breach initially, leading to trust issues with regulators. The new CEO, Dara Khosrowshahi, acknowledges the mistake and aims to change business practices. Uber's negotiations with regulators like the FTC and New York Attorney General are highlighted, along with the revocation of Uber's license in London due to trust issues. The transcript also covers Uber's belief that the hackers deleted the data after a $100,000 payment and their offer of data protection for affected drivers.

What information did the hackers claim to have obtained from Uber?

What was Uber's response to the hacking incident after more than a year?

How did the hacking incident affect Uber's relationship with regulators?

What was the amount that Uber reportedly paid to the hackers?

What measures did Uber take to address the concerns of the affected drivers?