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Reindeer Leak Personal Data of 3,00,000 Users In A Breach

Posted on August 13, 2021 by Dissent

When the data are old and the company is defunct, it’s a headache making notification and getting a leaky Amazon AWS S3 bucket secured. eHackingNews reports:

WizCase’s cybersecurity group discovered a prominent breach impacting Reindeer, an American marketing company that previously worked with Tiffany & Co., Patròn Tequila, and other companies. Led by Ata Hakçil, the group revealed that the breach leaked customer names, DOB, email ids, phone numbers, address, etc. The cybersecurity experts found a misconfigured Amazing (sic) S3 bucket that belonged to Reindeer.

Read more on eHackingNews.


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