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Exposed! Open and misconfigured servers in the cloud

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Tesla had one. Robocent had one. Walmart had one. GoDaddy had one. Misconfigured servers and databases in the cloud – exposing with critical information – are trending on the internet. In fact, they’re all the rage. At first we “oooo” and “aaah” at the criticality of the information exposed and shudder at the potential consequences…
Privacy & Compliance, Security News

Unsecure Chtrbox AWS database exposes data on 49 million Instagram influencers, accounts

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An unsecured Chtrbox database hosted by Amazon Web Services (AWS) and discovered by security researcher Anurag Sen has exposed the records of more than 49 million Instagram influencers. Data scraped from the accounts include bios, account details like number of followers, location information, email addresses, phone numbers and profile pictures as well as a calculated…
Leaks reveal the spy tactics which leveraged Wi-Fi in a major airport to track travelers.
Government, Government/Defense, Security News, Vulnerabilities

Leaky Autoclerk database exposes info on travelers, including military and gov’t personnel

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A leak at Autoclerk, a reservations management system recently acquired by the Western Hotel & Resorts Group, exposed personal and travel information on hotel guests, including members of the U.S. government, military and Department of Homeland Security. “Our team viewed highly sensitive data exposing the personal details of government and military personnel, and their travel arrangements…
vote network security
Election 2016 Cybersecurity Insights, Election Coverage, Government/Defense, Mobile Security, Privacy & Compliance, Security News

Voatz mobile voting app vulnerable, MIT researchers say

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On the heels of the voting app debacle during the Iowa Democratic caucuses, researchers at MIT have found multiple security- and privacy-related vulnerabilities in an online voting app, Voatz, used in West Virginia during the 2018 midterm elections and on track to be used again for the 2020 contests, according to a security audit released…
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Whew! Did all that just happen?

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Looking back and forward, the view’s very nearly the same. Threats, threats and more threats. Teri Robinson reports. Out with the old. In with the new. That’s the way the New Year works, right? Except in cybersecurity. The old threats never really go away as the devastating WannaCry, a new twist on an old bug,…
Facebook login bug lets attackers hijack accounts on Mashable, other sites
Database security, Privacy & Compliance, Security News

Open dark web database exposes info on 267 million Facebook

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An unsecured database on the dark web left the personal information of more than 267 million Facebook users, mostly in the U.S., exposed. Although the database, discovered by security researcher Bob Diachenko and Comparitech and traced to Vietnam, is now inaccessible, it laid bare names, phone numbers, timestamps and Facebook IDs and that information also…
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GDPR: It’s (just about) here

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Like many college students who cram the night before a test - and some writers who test the limits of their editors' patience with their procrastination - many companies have pushed off GDPR compliance, believing either it doesn't apply to them, it's too costly or overwhelming or they can afford to wait and see just how serious regulators are about admonishing and fining companies who falter on privacy. Big mistake.
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Land of the giants – Cybersecurity in 2018

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2018 threw some cybersecurity curve balls but it also looked a lot like 2017…only bigger. Teri Robinson reports. Once upon a time, a Starwood breach exposed 500 million customers… $3.2 billion was lost to phishing attacks… 2.3 billion account credentials were compromised… A ransomware attack on the Sacramento Bee exposed the records of 19.5 million…
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