Uber’s hacker *irritated* his way into its network, stole internal documents

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Uber has suffered a security breach which allowed a hacker to break into its network, and access the company’s internal documents and systems.

How did they do it? By bombarding an employee with a spate of multi-factor authentication (MFA) push notifications.

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Uber’s hacker irritated his way into its network, stole internal documents