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Uber — $148M CCPA fine (2018)

Paid hackers $100K to hide a 57M-record breach for over a year

Penalty

$148M

Regulator

50 State AGs + DC

Jurisdiction

United States

Records affected

57M

What happened

Attackers stole 57M rider + driver records via credentials posted to a private GitHub repo. Uber paid the attackers $100K through its bug-bounty program in exchange for silence and did not notify regulators for over a year. A 50-state settlement totaled $148M; the security chief was later criminally convicted.

Root cause

Source code with cloud credentials in a private (but indexed) GitHub repo
No automated secret-scanning
Breach reframed as 'bug bounty' to avoid disclosure

What every team should do

Enable secret-scanning + push-protection on every repo (GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket)
Short-lived credentials only — never long-term IAM access keys
Pre-author + practice the breach-notification decision tree; do not rebrand incidents
Make legal + compliance review of any bug-bounty payout above a threshold

Source: State AG settlement (Sep 26, 2018).

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Uber — $148M CCPA fine (2018)

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