SAFE Service has denied a leak of SafeRoad user data

SAFE Service has denied reports of a SafeRoad user data leak.

The company stated that the information being circulated on social media amid an alleged leak of personal data belonging to users of popular services in Uzbekistan has no connection to the SafeRoad application.

The company explained that the published information had been compiled from various sources even before the application was launched. SAFE Service also emphasized that the processing and protection of user data are carried out in compliance with legal requirements.

Due to the dissemination of information that the company considers inaccurate, SAFE Service is engaging with the relevant state authorities.

Earlier, reports appeared on the internet about an alleged leak of databases associated with several services, including SafeRoad, inDrive, Lada Auto, KiwiTaxi, and Fargo.

Digital technology expert Shukhrat Kurbanov reported that he found his own data while reviewing the published materials. Among it were his personal identification number of an individual (PINFL), home address, vehicle details, license plate numbers, and document information.

Some posts also claimed that the datasets contained information about purchases, order deliveries, and pharmacy medicine purchases from several years ago.

At the time of publication, other companies whose names appeared in the reports, as well as the relevant state authorities, had not issued public comments regarding the alleged leak. Furthermore, the fact of a data compromise has not been confirmed by an independent investigation based on the available information.