Briefing
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- Fraudulent Orders – Dozens of customers notified food delivery startup Door Dash through Twitter that their accounts have been hacked, with perpetrators using their accounts to make fraudulent purchases
- Changed Account Information – Some customers said hackers changed their e-mail address so they could not regain access to their account, until they contacted customer service
- No Response – Many said they did not get a response from Door Dash
- No Data Breach – Door Dash said it did not have a data breach, pointing that hackers were using same usernames and passwords obtained from different websites
- Unique Passwords – Six customers were found to have unique passwords for Door Dash and three have used complex password generators but were still hacked, according to TechCrunch
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Accelerator
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Sector
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Wholesale and Retail Trade
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Organization
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DoorDash
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Source
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Original Publication Date
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September 26, 2018
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