After having a large breach in 2019 and then another in 2022, DoorDash was hacked again on October 25 and is reaching out to its users via email to let them know what to do.
The delivery company says no sensitive data, such as credit card numbers, was stolen, but the hackers may have obtained some people’s names, phone numbers, addresses, and email information. The company warns users to watch out for online phishing attempts via phone or email. No sensitive info was supposedly stolen, but after something like this, it’s best practice to change your password as well.
To help try to prevent this, the company is upping its security and is bringing in a cybersecurity forensic firm to try to figure out how the latest breach happened. The company has also set up a dedicated hotline if anyone wants to call in for more information (1-833-918-8030). However, when you do call, you need to use the reference code B155060.
MobileSyrup has reached out to DoorDash for more information and to confirm the breach.
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