Learn from Uber

How an 18-Year-Old Hacked
Uber's Kingdom

In 2022, Uber suffered a major security breach due to MFA fatigue and hardcoded credentials. Incident Drill provides realistic simulations to prepare your team for similar threats and avoid costly mistakes.

Uber | 2022 | Security Breach

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The Weakest Link

Security is only as strong as its weakest link. The Uber breach highlights the critical importance of MFA security, credential management, and rapid incident response. Poor practices can expose even the largest organizations to devastating attacks.

PREPARE YOUR TEAM

Incident Drill: Realistic Breach Simulations

Incident Drill lets your team practice responding to simulated security breaches, like the Uber incident. We help you identify vulnerabilities, improve response times, and build a more resilient security posture through hands-on experience and data-driven insights.

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MFA Fatigue Training

Simulate MFA fatigue attacks to train your team to recognize and prevent them.

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Credential Management Drills

Practice identifying and remediating hardcoded credentials and other vulnerabilities.

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Incident Response Simulations

Run realistic incident response exercises to improve coordination and communication.

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Performance Tracking

Track your team's performance and identify areas for improvement.

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Cross-Functional Collaboration

Simulate incidents that require collaboration across multiple teams.

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Post-Incident Analysis

Conduct thorough post-incident analysis to learn from mistakes and prevent future breaches.

WHY TEAMS PRACTICE THIS

Fortify Your Defenses

✓ Improve incident response time
✓ Reduce the impact of security breaches
✓ Enhance team communication and collaboration
✓ Identify and remediate vulnerabilities
✓ Increase employee awareness of security threats
✓ Meet compliance requirements

Phase 1

🎣 Phishing: Contractor targeted with MFA fatigue

Phase 2

🔑 VPN Access: Hacker gains VPN access

Phase 3

💻 Hardcoded Credentials: Finds admin credentials in scripts

Phase 4

💥 System Compromise: Broad access to Uber's systems

How It Works

Step 1: Simulate the Attack

Recreate the Uber breach scenario in a safe, controlled environment.

Step 2: Respond and Investigate

Your team investigates the incident and takes steps to contain the damage.

Step 3: Analyze and Learn

Identify weaknesses in your security posture and develop strategies for improvement.

Step 4: Implement and Monitor

Implement new security measures and continuously monitor your systems for threats.

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How an 18-Year-Old Hacked Uber's Kingdom