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Microsoft Data Breach Exposes Customers’ Sensitive Information

Heimadal Security

Microsoft confirms that they have been the victim of a data breach, which allowed threat actors to gain access to the personal information of some customers. The cause of the breach seems to be a misconfigured Microsoft server accessible over the Internet, security researchers claim.

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Hackers can hack organizations using data found on their discarded enterprise network equipment

Security Affairs

The experts pointed out that the data they found on the devices could be used to identify the prior owners, this information can be used by threat actors to breach their networks. Exposed corporate data and sensitive data include the maps of sensitive applications hosted locally or in the cloud.

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Kaseya Left Customer Portal Vulnerable to 2015 Flaw in its Own Software

Krebs on Security

Now it appears Kaseya’s customer service portal was left vulnerable until last week to a data-leaking security flaw that was first identified in the same software six years ago. Six years later, Kaseya’s customer portal was still exposed to the data-leaking weakness. Image: Archive.org.

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Cyber News Rundown: Italian Banks Hit with Ursnif

Webroot

Telemarketer leaves thousands of records exposed. A California-based telemarketing firm was recently alerted to an exposed Amazon AWS bucket containing over 100,000 records and requiring no authentication to access. Among the records were hours of customer phone calls and text-based communications.

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Unveiling the Threat Landscape: Exploring the Security Risks of Cloud Computing

Centraleyes

This blog aims to dissect the nuances of cloud security risks , shedding light on the challenges commonly faced when securing digital assets in the cloud. The CSP secures the underlying infrastructure, including the physical data centers, networking, and hypervisors. Who’s Responsible for Security in the Cloud?

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Leaky Buckets in a Multi-Cloud World

Thales Cloud Protection & Licensing

The past year has seen a number of high profile security breaches tied to leaky storage servers. Specifically, the leakage of sensitive files connected to misconfigured security protocols on Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3) buckets. If they don’t, they are at risk of becoming the next headline.

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Researchers say enterprise password manager hit in supply chain attack

SC Magazine

In an April 23 blog , the firm claimed to have digital evidence that Australian company ClickStudios suffered a breach, sometime between April 20 and April 22, which resulted in the attacker dropping a corrupted update to its password manager Passwordstate.