An Amazon Web Services S3 cloud storage bucket containing a great deal of Viacom internal access credentials and other critical data was left publicly accessible, UpGuard security researchers have discovered.
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AWS Bucket Leaks Viacom Critical Data
An Amazon Web Services S3 cloud storage bucket containing a great deal of Viacom internal access credentials and other critical data was left publicly accessible, UpGuard security researchers have discovered. The post AWS Bucket Leaks Viacom Critical Data appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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