US defense contractor secures Amazon S3 bucket after leaving sensitive data publicly exposed

2 June 2017

A defense contractor has secured an Amazon S3 bucket containing sensitive intelligence data after accidentally leaving it publicly exposed. On 22 May 2017, security analyst Chris Vickery came across an exposed file repository.

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Date:

2 June 2017

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NEWS

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Amazon, AWS, Booz Allen Hamilton, Cloud Computing, Cloud Provider, Cloud Storage, Data Breach, Frameworks, Privacy

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