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Turkish food platform Yemeksepeti allegedly hacked: 30 million users’ personal data may have been stolen

Turkish food platform Yemeksepeti allegedly hacked: 30 million users’ personal data may have been stolen

After another data leak eight months ago, it's said that Yemeksepeti was hacked again.

Eray EliaçıkbyEray Eliaçık
16 November 2021
in Security, Tech
Reading Time: 4 mins read
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Millions of users of the Yemeksepeti app are concerned about their personal data after the news claimed that it had been hacked. Users’ personal data was made available for sale in exchange for Bitcoin eight months ago when Yemeksepeti was subjected to another cyber assault. Following the attack that happened 8 months ago, Nevzat Aydin, the former CEO and founder of Yemeksepeti, apologized and stated the following:

“We are continuing to make all developments so that a similar incident does not happen again.”

If the allegations are true, it seems that Yemeksepeti has not done enough to prevent data leaks from happening again.

Hacker group reached journalists

The hacker group, which allegedly hacked Yemeksepeti, first reached Nevzat Aydın. Afterwards, they shared these talks with names such as Recep Baltaş and Mesut Çevik, prominent tech journalists.

https://twitter.com/buckberi/status/1460331612978176011?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1460331612978176011%7Ctwgr%5E%7Ctwcon%5Es1_&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fdigitalreport.com.tr%2Fyemeksepeti-hacklendi-iddiasi-30-milyon-kullanicinin-kisisel-verileri-tehlike-altinda-olabilir-teknoloji-69562%2F

“Yemeksepeti is hacked. The guys sent my address directly! Nevzat A.’s information is also included in the mail. It means it happened before I deleted the account. Good thing I’m out but we’re late…”

https://twitter.com/mesutcevik/status/1460327995017682951?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1460327995017682951%7Ctwgr%5E%7Ctwcon%5Es1_&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fdigitalreport.com.tr%2Fyemeksepeti-hacklendi-iddiasi-30-milyon-kullanicinin-kisisel-verileri-tehlike-altinda-olabilir-teknoloji-69562%2F

I think the data is leaked again. I just got an e-mail. @yemeksepeti will you make a statement about this? @KVKKurumu @BTKgovtr

The hacker group also reached out to journalist İbrahim Haskoloğlu. İbrahim Haskoloğlu, on the other hand, asked the attackers to send his address and phone number to prove the allegations. According to Haskoloğlu’s statements, the hackers shared the correct address and number with him.

Hackers’ ransom conversations with Nevzat Aydın

Mesut Çevik shared the e-mail in which the hackers explained the conversation they had with Nevzat Aydın.

Turkish food platform Yemeksepeti allegedly hacked: 30 million users' personal data may have been stolen
Turkish food platform Yemeksepeti allegedly hacked: 30 million users’ personal data may have been stolen

Turkish food platform Yemeksepeti allegedly hacked: 30 million users' personal data may have been stolen

Turkish food platform Yemeksepeti allegedly hacked: 30 million users' personal data may have been stolen

Turkish food platform Yemeksepeti allegedly hacked: 30 million users' personal data may have been stolen

Turkish food platform Yemeksepeti allegedly hacked: 30 million users' personal data may have been stolen

Turkish food platform Yemeksepeti allegedly hacked: 30 million users' personal data may have been stolen

Turkish food platform Yemeksepeti allegedly hacked: 30 million users' personal data may have been stolen

Turkish food platform Yemeksepeti allegedly hacked: 30 million users' personal data may have been stolen

Turkish food platform Yemeksepeti allegedly hacked: 30 million users' personal data may have been stolen

Turkish food platform Yemeksepeti allegedly hacked: 30 million users' personal data may have been stolen

The hacker group added Nevzat Aydın’s personal data to the end of the e-mail.

Yemeksepeti’s statement about the data leak

Yemeksepeti refuted allegations on Tuesday that its database had been hacked by hackers demanding ransom, noting that the company’s website and mobile application have been used to deliver meals for years.

Yemeksepeti said in an early Tuesday tweet that “some ill-minded” individuals contacted the firm and made threats to release unverified data linked with the platform, demanding ransom in exchange.

It is impossible for Yemeksepeti to even consider evaluating such illegal demands, the company said, adding all related public institutions were informed of the incident and legal processes were launched.

Yemeksepeti also stated that customer data security is of utmost importance for the firm, noting that no breaches or thefts were discovered after extensive investigations. If a data theft occurs, Yemeksepeti plans to pursue a transparent and legal procedure.

Turkish food platform Yemeksepeti allegedly hacked: 30 million users' personal data may have been stolen
Turkish food platform Yemeksepeti allegedly hacked: 30 million users’ personal data may have been stolen

The hacker group reached out to Recep Baltaş and commented on Yemeksepeti’s statement.

Hackers, on the other hand, reaffirmed their statement and accused Yemeksepeti of lying since the firm has no idea how the breach occurred, warning that if their demands are not met, they will expose employee addresses and phone numbers within a week.

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It was noteworthy that those who claimed to have hacked Yemeksepeti also gave their contact information in the dialogues on Twitter. Considering this situation, Yemeksepeti needed to make a more detailed explanation. The current explanation, unfortunately, does not sound very convincing.

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Meet Eray, a tech enthusiast passionate about AI, crypto, gaming, and more. Eray is always looking into new developments, exploring unique topics, and keeping up with the latest trends in the industry.

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