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Donation site for Ottawa truckers’ ‘Freedom Convoy’ protest exposed donors’ data

Posted on February 10, 2022 by Dissent

Zack Whittaker reports:

The donation site used by truckers in Ottawa who are currently protesting against national vaccine mandates has fixed a security lapse that exposed passports and driver licenses of donors.

[…]

TechCrunch was tipped off to the data lapse after a person working in the security space found an exposed Amazon-hosted S3 bucket containing over 50 gigabytes of files, including passports and driver licenses that were collected during the donation process.

The researcher said they found the web address for the exposed bucket by viewing the source code of the Freedom Convoy’s webpage on GiveSendGo.

Read more at TechCrunch.

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