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Uber former security chief charged in connection with attempted data breach cover-up

By PrivSec Report2020-08-25T15:30:00+01:00

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The US Department of Justice has charged Joseph Sullivan, former chief security officer at Uber, with obstruction of justice following a data breach.

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