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WeWork Developers Exposed Contracts and Customer Data on GitHub

Posted on November 21, 2019 by Dissent

Joseph Cox reports: WeWork developers exposed customer contracts, some of which contained bank account details, and the personal and contact information of other potential customers to the open internet. The issue impacts a subset of WeWork customers based in India, China, and Europe. The news comes after WeWork has essentially imploded, with its valuation tumbling and…

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Accidental data breach at Las Cruces Public Schools discloses vendor social security numbers

Posted on November 21, 2019 by Dissent

KVIA reports: Las Cruces Public Schools now confirms it accidentally sent out an email back in September containing the social security numbers of vendors the district uses. That email was sent to about 150 district employees, officials said. Vendors were advised to place a fraud alert on their credit files as a precaution. Those vendors…

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Indian onlinebloodbank FINALLY secures exposed donors database

Posted on November 19, 2019 by Dissent

It’s been a frustrating matter, but it may finally be resolved, thanks to the individual known as @fs0ciety on Twitter. In May 2019, DataBreaches.net was alerted to an online bloodbank in India that had a misconfigured Amazon s3 bucket. Despite repeated emails by this site and even a phone call from Banbreach infosec in India,…

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Startup vulnerability leaves Queer Chart student data exposed

Posted on November 19, 2019 by Dissent

Paxton Scott reports: A security flaw allowed users of Queer Chart, a startup founded by Stanford students to link members of the campus queer community, to access all users’ names, profile pictures, email addresses, dates of birth, pronouns, schools and anonymous IDs, its founders have acknowledged. An anonymous ID is meant to allow a user…

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Unprotected patient data in the Internet – a review 60 days later, or The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

Posted on November 18, 2019 by Dissent

A report by Greenbone Networks in September about the leak of medical images online made waves — including spurring Senator Warner to ask HHS OCR what it was doing in response to the report. Today, Greenbone reached out to a number of sites to alert us all to an update to their report. From their…

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150 infosec bods now know who they’re up against thanks to BT Security cc/bcc snafu

Posted on November 15, 2019 by Dissent

Gareth Corfield reports: BT Security managed to commit the most basic blunder of all after emailing around 150 infosec professionals who attended a jobs fair – using the “cc” field instead of “bcc”. The email, shown to The Register by a non-trivial number of aggrieved recipients, thanked them for attending the Westminster Cyber Expo and popping by…

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