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Data Leak Exposes Personal ID’s of Over 14 Million Chilean Citizens

Posted on August 2, 2019 by Dissent

Chase Williams reports: WizCase has discovered a database leak that contains identifiable information for over 14 million Chilean residents, aged 17+. The 3 GB database was hosted by Softlayer Technologies in Dallas, Texas, USA, but they are not responsible for the leak. What’s Going On Daniel Brown, a cybersecurity team leader at WizCase and white-hat…

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More Than 4 Billions of Record Exposed from an Unknown Elastic Search Database

Posted on August 1, 2019 by Dissent

Leon writes: In March 2019, I found an unsecured Elasticsearch database which contains more than 4 billion records. The database was sensitive as it contains a lot of PII details as well as Geo-Coordinates of the vehicles meaning the location of the transportation vehicle is tracked and seems to be of an unknown company which…

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A misconfigured AWS bucket exposed personal and counseling logs of almost 300,000 Indian employees

Posted on August 1, 2019 by Dissent

On July 17, this site reported on a leak by a vendor, Medico, Inc., that exposed 300,000 patients’ insurance billing-related records. Today, we report on another leak – this one by another vendor – that also exposed about 300,000 records. As part of their benefits offerings, companies often offer services to their employees to help…

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Honda Motor Company leaks database with 134 million rows of employee computer data

Posted on July 31, 2019 by Dissent

Justin reports: I was searching Shodan yet again when I discovered an ElasticSearch database without any authentication. The data contained within this database was related to the internal network and computers of Honda Motor Company. The information available in the database appeared to be something like a inventory of all Honda internal machines. This included…

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Poor children’s details leaked due to Glasgow City council ‘procedural error’

Posted on July 30, 2019 by Dissent

Hannah Rodger reports: Low income families who applied for help to buy school uniforms have had their children’s details and personal information leaked by a local authority. More than 30 people who applied to Glasgow City council for it’s school clothing grant have had their full applications sent to third parties. Children’s’ names, which school…

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Protest data breaches threaten HK’s hub ambitions

Posted on July 29, 2019 by Dissent

The Macau Daily Times reports: Hong Kong’s ambitions to be an international data-center hub are a potential casualty of the city’s mass protests. […] Last month, dozens of protesters were arrested after being treated in the emergency ward of a public hospital following battles with riot police. The city’s Hospital Authority subsequently denied leaking patient…

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