2016–2026
Data breach 2016 : Kalanick informé et paiement de 100 000 $ approuvé, mais Joe Sullivan seul condamné pour le cover-up
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Protagonist not prosecuted — these proceedings are not counted in their formal charges or convictions.
Après le vol des données d'environ 57 millions d'utilisateurs et chauffeurs, l'équipe sécurité a traité l'incident via le programme bug bounty et versé 100 000 dollars aux hackers contre un accord de confidentialité. Des documents judiciaires indiquent que Kalanick connaissait l'incident et avait approuvé le paiement. Uber n'a pas informé la FTC ni le public avant le changement de direction.
- Role of the person profiled
- Protagonist not prosecuted
Sources · 3
- [1]U.S. Department of JusticeUber Enters Non-Prosecution Agreement Related to 2016 Data BreachGovernment sourceVery high reliability
- [2]U.S. Department of JusticeFormer Chief Security Officer Of Uber Convicted Of Federal Charges For Covering Up Data BreachGovernment sourceVery high reliability
- [3]Supreme Court of the United StatesPetition for Writ of Certiorari — Sullivan v. United StatescourtVery high reliability
Last verified: 20 September 2026
