A former security officer of Uber Technologies is accused in the United States for trying to cover up a “hacker” who in 2016 revealed personal information on 57 million customers and drivers who worked for the company that offers private car transportation services .
According to the indictment, Joseph Sullivan, himself a former federal prosecutor, deliberately took steps to prevent the Federal Trade Commission, which was carrying out security checks on Uber, from discovering the disclosure of “sensitive” data.
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