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Millions Of Microsoft-Stored Data Records Mistakenly Exposed
Some 38 million records stored on a Microsoft service, including private information, were mistakenly left exposed this year, security firm UpGuard said Monday.
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Facebook Developers Exposed Data Of Millions On Amazon Cloud: Report
In yet another shocking revelation, US-based cyber security firm UpGuard has found that Facebook app developers left millions of user records, including comments, likes and reactions, exposed on the Amazon Cloud servers.
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Facebook Removes Millions of Exposed User Records Stored Openly on Amazon's Servers
Facebook said it had removed public databases containing its user data on Amazon.com's cloud servers after cyber-security firm UpGuard discovered millions of exposed records.
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Facebook Left 540 Million Users' Data Exposed On Amazon's Cloud Servers
More than 540 million Facebook records - including users' comments, likes, account names and more - were left exposed on an Amazon cloud-computing server, researchers discovered on Wednesday, marking the latest major privacy and security mishap to plague the social-networking giant.
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Millions Of Microsoft-Stored Data Records Mistakenly Exposed
Some 38 million records stored on a Microsoft service, including private information, were mistakenly left exposed this year, security firm UpGuard said Monday.
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Facebook Developers Exposed Data Of Millions On Amazon Cloud: Report
In yet another shocking revelation, US-based cyber security firm UpGuard has found that Facebook app developers left millions of user records, including comments, likes and reactions, exposed on the Amazon Cloud servers.
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Facebook Removes Millions of Exposed User Records Stored Openly on Amazon's Servers
Facebook said it had removed public databases containing its user data on Amazon.com's cloud servers after cyber-security firm UpGuard discovered millions of exposed records.
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Facebook Left 540 Million Users' Data Exposed On Amazon's Cloud Servers
More than 540 million Facebook records - including users' comments, likes, account names and more - were left exposed on an Amazon cloud-computing server, researchers discovered on Wednesday, marking the latest major privacy and security mishap to plague the social-networking giant.
