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Uber Confirms It Used 'Ripley' Tool to Shield Its Data From Police Outside the US
Uber spokeswoman Melanie Ensign said this tool — no longer in use — could lock computers and smartphones and change passwords remotely.
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Uber Used Software to Evade Government Officials, Portland Probe Finds
When Uber began operating in Portland in December 2014, it did not have any permits, so it used a software tool it had created called Greyball to block regulators from booking rides.
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Uber Faces US DOJ Criminal Probe Over 'Greyball' Software Used to Evade Authorities
Uber prohibited the use of Greyball shortly after the New York Times revealed its existence in March.
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Uber Faces Criminal Probe Over Software Used To Evade Authorities
The U.S. Department of Justice has begun a criminal investigation into Uber Technologies Inc's use of a software tool that helped its drivers evade local transportation regulators, two sources familiar with the situation said.
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Uber Vows Not to Trick Regulators With 'Greyball' Tool
"We have started a review of the different ways this technology has been used to date," Uber chief security officer Joe Sullivan said.
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Uber Admits Use of 'Greyball' Tool to Avoid Authorities
"This program denies ride requests to fraudulent users who are violating our terms of service," an Uber spokesperson said.
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Uber Used Secret Tool To Evade Authorities
Ride services company Uber Technologies Inc for years has used a secret tool to avoid authorities in markets where its service faced resistance by law enforcement or was banned, the company confirmed on Friday.
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Uber Confirms It Used 'Ripley' Tool to Shield Its Data From Police Outside the US
Uber spokeswoman Melanie Ensign said this tool — no longer in use — could lock computers and smartphones and change passwords remotely.
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Uber Used Software to Evade Government Officials, Portland Probe Finds
When Uber began operating in Portland in December 2014, it did not have any permits, so it used a software tool it had created called Greyball to block regulators from booking rides.
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Uber Faces US DOJ Criminal Probe Over 'Greyball' Software Used to Evade Authorities
Uber prohibited the use of Greyball shortly after the New York Times revealed its existence in March.
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Uber Faces Criminal Probe Over Software Used To Evade Authorities
The U.S. Department of Justice has begun a criminal investigation into Uber Technologies Inc's use of a software tool that helped its drivers evade local transportation regulators, two sources familiar with the situation said.
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Uber Vows Not to Trick Regulators With 'Greyball' Tool
"We have started a review of the different ways this technology has been used to date," Uber chief security officer Joe Sullivan said.
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Uber Admits Use of 'Greyball' Tool to Avoid Authorities
"This program denies ride requests to fraudulent users who are violating our terms of service," an Uber spokesperson said.
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Uber Used Secret Tool To Evade Authorities
Ride services company Uber Technologies Inc for years has used a secret tool to avoid authorities in markets where its service faced resistance by law enforcement or was banned, the company confirmed on Friday.
