“I saw numerous records marked as confidential” — 40 billion unencrypted files spilled by a marketing firm that never expected you to look

“I saw numerous records marked as confidential” — 40 billion unencrypted files spilled by a marketing firm that never expected you to look

Cybersecurity expert Jeremiah Fowler discovered a trove of 40 billion records totaling 13TB sitting unencrypted and open. They stem from Netcore, an AI-powered marketing platform working with more than 6,500 worldwide brands.

4 Comments

  1. jalon04

    This is a concerning revelation about data security. It’s alarming to think about the amount of sensitive information that can be exposed so easily. Thanks for bringing this important issue to light!

  2. zwintheiser

    I completely agree; it really highlights how vulnerable our personal information can be. It’s also interesting to note that many companies may not even realize the risks they face with unencrypted files. This incident could serve as a wake-up call for better data protection practices across the industry.

  3. cristobal67

    It’s definitely a wake-up call about data security! This incident not only emphasizes the importance of encryption but also raises questions about how companies handle sensitive information. More transparency in data management practices could really help build trust with consumers.

  4. conroy.bella

    of protecting sensitive information but also highlights how easily it can be overlooked. It’s interesting to note that even well-established firms can make such critical errors. This incident serves as a reminder for all businesses to regularly audit their data practices and invest in robust security measures.

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