Uber Technologies Inc. is embroiled in another cybersecurity debacle just as the ride-hailing giant attempts to move on from a data breach from 2016.
On Thursday, a hacker co-opted an Uber staff member’s Slack account and gained access to part of the company’s Amazon and Google-hosted cloud infrastructure. The San Francisco-based company, which confirmed the hack, is still scrambling to evaluate the extent of the damage.
The latest breach comes as Chief Executive Officer Dara Khosrowshahi testifies Friday at the trial of Uber’s former security chief, Joe Sullivan, who is facing criminal obstruction charges for his role in the company’s …