If a person gets prosecuted, admits guilt, agrees to settle, or is very credibly accused of hacking uber in the breach of september 15th (https://www.nytimes.com/2022/09/15/technology/uber-hacking-breach.html), this resolves yes. If the person remains anonymous, it resolves no. In case of doubt, I reserve the possibility of resolving PROB based on my credence that the person accused/indicted for this actually is responsible.
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His name is Arion Kurtaj. A jury found he had committed the hacks. “A teenage member of the Lapsus$ hacking group was on Thursday sentenced to indefinite detention in hospital for hacking Uber…”
“…embarked on a solo cybercrime spree in September 2022 while on police bail for earlier offences.”
“A jury in August [2023] found Kurtaj committed 12 offences, including three counts of blackmail, two counts of fraud and six charges under the Computer Misuse Act.”