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Hackers Steal Data on 14 Million Users From Ride-Hail App Careem

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Careem, a ride-hail startup based in Dubai and operating in 14 countries, announced today that hackers stole data belonging to 14 million riders and drivers. “Cybercrime investigations are immensely complicated and take time. We wanted to make sure we had the most accurate information before notifying people,” Careem said in a statement, noting it worked with cybersecurity experts and law enforcement to investigate the breach. “We regularly review and update our security systems—this time it wasn’t enough to prevent an attack,” Careem said in its statement.

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