According to a regulatory filing, Lemonade (LMND) recently concluded that a technical issue in its car insurance quote flow likely led to the exposure of certain data received by an API call to a third party data provider. As part of the quote flow, information is sent to and from a server to a user’s browser, and includes data required to generate a quote. This issue caused certain data to be transmitted without Lemonade’s standard means of protection. As a result, Lemonade will be notifying approximately 190,000 individuals whose driver’s license numbers were sent in unencrypted form. Once discovered, the company took appropriate measures to resolve the vulnerability. Based on the company’s current knowledge of the facts and circumstances related to the Incident, the company’s operations were not compromised, nor was Lemonade customer data targeted, and the company has determined that the Incident is not material. The company will be notifying regulators of this Incident, consistent with its legal obligations.
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Lemonade reports exposure of certain data received by API call
