The information was exposed on a public Amazon S3 bucket by a Virginia-based political campaign and robocalling company.
Researchers have discovered yet another misconfigured repository bucket – this time leaking the information of U.S. voters.
The information was exposed on a public Amazon S3 bucket by a Virginia-based political campaign and robocalling company called Robocent.
Kromtech Security researchers, who disclosed the bucket Wednesday, said the data was available for anybody on the internet searching for a “voters” keyword. Disturbingly, the Robocent data was found as a self-titled bucket indexed by GrayhatWarfare, a searchable database – where a current list of 48,623 open S3 buckets can be found, they said.
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Source: ThreatPost