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Cannabis delivery startup Eaze confirms theft of some user data from service provider

Posted on June 28, 2017 by Dissent

Jason Rowley reports:

An anonymous source tipped off Crunchbase News that Eaze, the Series B-stage cannabis delivery startup with over $24 million in venture funding, has experienced a security incident.

Some of its user data may have been stolen by a former employee of Don Davidson, MD, a medical service provider that provides patient consultations and medical cannabis recommendations (the equivalent of a prescription) over the phone and video chat.

Read more on TechCrunch. If the data are really being held for $70 million, as one source has reportedly told TechCrunch, then someone has an unusual sense of what the market will support. $70 million? In this day and age? Are there any politicians or really high-profile people in there to warrant that kind of ask?

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