The Associated Press attempted to contact the hacker at the Telegram account where Curry and the other researchers chatted with them, but no one responded. The hacker provided a Telegram account address and Curry and other researchers then engaged them in a separate conversation, sharing screenshots of various pages from Uber's cloud providers to prove they broke in. The saboteur also said that Uber should pay their drivers more. The hacker had alerted Curry and other security researchers to the intrusion by using and an internal Uber account to comment on vulnerabilities they had previously identified on the company's network through its bug-bounty program, which pays ethical hackers to identify vulnerabilities.
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