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Abandoned AWS S3 buckets could be reused to hijack the global software supply chain in an attack that would make Russia's ...

Thousands of Aussies have been affected by a data breach that exposed personal identifiable information online.

Details of some print subscribers of The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age and The Australian Financial Review were visible, ...

FacePass, an app providing event access management in Brazil, has closed a vulnerability that exposed 1.6 million records ...

FacePass ID verification app leaked millions of files including passport photos, selfies and AWS credentials, putting users ...

Oberlin Marketing accidentally leaked over 320,000 Medicare applications, exposing health and financial data and risking fraud and identity theft.

Thousands of Nine newspaper subscribers have had their names, contact details, addresses and information about payments accidentally left online for anyone to access.

Everything goes straight into S3’s bucket, on your account, safe and encrypted. Let’s see how it works, anyway. First, you need to create an AWS (Amazon Web Service) account and sign up to S3. You can ...