Recently, a group of hackers made a striking claim about Yemeksepeti, which was exposed to an attack that revealed the information of 21 million people. This time, it was claimed that the size of the attack was much larger. Hackers were saying that they had seized the names, phone numbers and addresses of 60 million Yemeksepeti users.
Yemeksepeti announced that there was no hacking incident in the statement it shared after the allegations. In addition, Yemeksepeti filed a lawsuit against İbrahim Haskoloğlu and a few other journalists, who voiced the allegation and clearly showed that their information was revealed. Thereupon, the hackers stated that they were more angry with Yemeksepeti and publicly shared the phone numbers, addresses and surnames of 20 thousand users.
The effects of sharing are starting to be seen:
A user named Başak on Twitter was among the 20 thousand people whose personal data were shared openly. Başak showed the messages she received from a person at midnight in the screenshot she shared. In messages sent by a person he did not know, his home address was sent to him, he was cursing and calling himself.
The chat images that Başak shared were as follows:
He went to the police, with no results:
Başak, who went to the police station after the incident, stated that the police said that they could not do anything about it and that they suggested sharing the issue on social media. On the other hand, the police also said, “It’s obviously someone you know. ” was also stated.
Yemeksepeti said there is no data breach:
After that, Başak reached the live support of Yemeksepeti. Yemeksepeti stated that they have determined that there is no new data breach, even if his own address was sent to him by a person he did not know by reaching his phone. The incident naturally increased the pressure on Yemeksepeti to make a statement on social media again. Likewise, KVKK was asked to take action on this issue.
Yemeksepeti, on the other hand, continues to maintain its silence despite all this.
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