Lyft customers face potential hack from recycled phone numbers

Macworld
Oct 25, 2016, 9:23 am281 pts
Giving up an old cell phone number for a new one may seem harmless. But for Lyft customers, it can potentially expose their accounts to complete strangers. That’s what happened to Lara Miller, a media relations specialist living in California. Earlier this month, she discovered two credit card charges made in…

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