Hacking News
The data leak took place after the Elasticsearch server used by eHAC developers exposed the data due to misconfiguration.
Gaming
EskyFun used an unsecured Elasticsearch server for storing vast amounts of data collected from users which was later exposed online.
Cyber Crime
The Lockbit ransomware gang also claimed to have ''extra 200 GB'' worth of Bangkok Airways data.
Hacking News
The hacker claims to have hacked T-Mobile's production, development, and staging servers around two weeks back, including its Oracle database server.
Hacking News
The misconfigured S3 bucket was owned by SeniorAdvisor, a consumer ratings, and reviews website.
Hacking News
The data leak contains email addresses with .gov suffixes or indicated that the user worked for New York Police Department.
Hacking News
According to researchers, the exposed database contained around 50,000 files and had 32GB worth of data.
Hacking News
The database was left exposed without any security authentication meaning it could be accessed by anyone with access to a valid URL.
Hacking News
In total, CPA exposed 502 GB worth of data without any security authentication.
Hacking News
The trove of data was left exposed unencrypted and without any password or security authentication.
