[RCV96]

I have been mistreated as a rideshare driver, and I was wondering if there was a way to hack in to a rideshare company such as Uber or lyft?

[PurpleMoss]

I have been mistreated as a rideshare driver, and I was wondering if there was a way to hack in to a rideshare company such as Uber or lyft?

For the sake of you wanting to do this out of revenge, I'm going to say no. Unless you want to spend years learning how to penetrate a system, you aren't going to be successful. Anyone on here who messages you saying they can for a small amount of money is also a scammer so beware. Your best bet is to either go down the official complaint route or just leave it and move on.

[YungPunk]

I have been mistreated as a rideshare driver, and I was wondering if there was a way to hack in to a rideshare company such as Uber or lyft?

I don't think one of these companies would be a good idea to exploit. There are exploits out there such as sending the right HTTP requests while on an order to force it completed and get paid, but you will just get banned after doing it a few times. I really cannot think of a viable exploit that you can cause much damage with, aside from a database breach.

Besides, is it really a good idea to hack a platform which has a photo of your drivers license, your SSN, background check, as well as all your banking info? I think it is time to let the grudge go. BTW, these rideshare platforms are shady so get used to it if you would like to stick around. Just the other week Uber put us all into the negatives due to a "system error that overpaid drivers."