
Uber Driver Data Breach: 7,870 Licenses Exposed via AI Vendor
Uber confirms hackers stole 7,870 driver license numbers across three states through AI vendor Fireworks. Who pays, what the incident means for Uber, and what is dated next.
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Uber confirms hackers stole 7,870 driver license numbers across three states through AI vendor Fireworks. Who pays, what the incident means for Uber, and what is dated next.

The DOJ has court authority to seize or restrain more than $1.2 billion of the funds North Korean operators took from Binance, plus a takedown of the FaceStealer video fraud. Here is the recovery path and what the tracing burden means for exchanges, custodians and cyber insurers.

A worldwide Microsoft 365 outage disrupted Outlook, Teams and Copilot on Nov 12. Microsoft blamed unexpectedly unavailable servers; shares closed at $523.00, down 2.41% on the day.

A proposed Vanguard data breach class action reached a federal docket on Nov. 11. Read the first filings, the disclosed state count, and the catalysts to watch.

CISA added six exploited CVEs to its KEV catalog Nov 10. Microsoft Outlook, Google Chromium and Cisco BroadWorks face Nov 24 deadlines; a Barracuda pair is due Nov 13.

CISA added three exploited CVEs to its KEV catalog in the first week of November: SonicWall and Apple authentication-controls bypasses and a WordPress flaw that lets unauthenticated attackers run code during upgrades. The newest, a SonicWall SSLVPN flaw disclosed Nov 6, bypasses SAML-enforced MFA and sets a federal deadline for Nov 20.

CISA added Apple pointer-authentication bypass CVE-2024-27834 to its known-exploited catalog on Nov 4 and gave federal civilian agencies until Nov 18 to patch, a federal-deadline story that reads differently for Apple shares after a 1.65 percent Wednesday move.

HealthStream's third quarter 8-K, filed November 2, booked about $250,000 of expense from the July 29 cybersecurity incident after insurance recoveries, the first dollar figure attached to the event and a marker for how listed victims disclose cyber costs to the market.

CISA added 10 known-exploited vulnerabilities to its catalog in the week of November 2, and four of them sit on hardware and software sold by publicly traded vendors: Cisco, Broadcom, Adobe and Google. The additions ran above the catalog's recent pace, and the federal patch clock on two of them lands this month.

CISA added CVE-2026-97229, a CVSS 10.0 flaw that lets an unauthenticated attacker run arbitrary code on self-managed GitLab, to its exploited-vulnerabilities catalog on October 29 with a November 1 remediation deadline; GitLab fixed it in releases shipped October 12.