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Talentbuddy.co / Talentguide.co Database Exposed, Company Reacts Swiftly

Posted on May 14, 2016 by Dissent

Another day, another misconfigured MongoDB database installation.

This one, uncovered by RiskBased Security, involved Udemy‘s Talentbuddy.co. RBS writes:

In total, there have been 38,791 users accounts from the talentbuddy.co website and a further 22,761 users from the Talentguide.co website exposed, with usernames, email addresses, passwords, Linkedin profile information, and other site-related information such as registration dates, company names/IDs, recruiter names, and additional information.

Read more on RBS.


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