I don't know any company - even small ones - that keep internal stuff like that in the open. I'm willing to bet the Uber employee was on a VPN at the time, whic

I don't know any company - even small ones - that keep internal stuff like that in the open. I'm willing to bet the Uber employee was on a VPN at the time, which narrows the search considerably. I doubt Uber was secure/paranoid enough that the timestamp will immediately yield the leaker - but between webserver logs, VPN logs, etc etc, there's probably enough information there to deduce the culprit, especially if this occurred outside business hours.