Back in January of this year, the author of today’s post on vpnMentor made us aware of data that remained in an AWS public file, the result of the migration of taxi company data from one app to another. We deleted the data file, let the taxi companies know of the event, and took additional steps to make sure there were no other potential exposures. Our system wasn’t hacked and the author of the post, acting in his own words as an “ethical hacker,” commended us for taking such quick and professional action. We are unaware of why vpnMentor, a website promoting itself as “a committed and helpful tool when navigating VPNs and web privacy,” chose to post this article today – we were given no advanced notice of the posting. We respectfully suggest that the title of the post is misleading.
iCabbi confirms continued security of customer data
