Veeam drops the ball, exposes 440M Customer E-mails
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Oh wonderful.
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What's that rule about making databases available publicly...…
Oops.
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I can now take over the world with publicly available email address, names, and company names.
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If you think about it, really no has a private email address. . .
[email protected] eventually will hit a live mailbox. . .
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I've noticed an uptick in spam calls to my google voice number, lol.
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@dustinb3403 said in Veeam drops the ball, exposes 440M Customer E-mails:
If you think about it, really no has a private email address. . .
[email protected] eventually will hit a live mailbox. . .
Not to mention that your email address has been sold countless times already.
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@irj said in Veeam drops the ball, exposes 440M Customer E-mails:
@dustinb3403 said in Veeam drops the ball, exposes 440M Customer E-mails:
If you think about it, really no has a private email address. . .
[email protected] eventually will hit a live mailbox. . .
Not to mention that your email address has been sold countless times already.
Eventually you'd think that the people who are buying my email address would get the hint. I don't buy anything.
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NOO, not my email address!
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They always say it was something unimportant and then two years later we will find out that there were a couple of million credit card numbers too in the database.
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@pete-s said in Veeam drops the ball, exposes 440M Customer E-mails:
They always say it was something unimportant and then two years later we will find out that there were a couple of million credit card numbers too in the database.
Get outa my head, it's not safe in here.
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@travisdh1 said in Veeam drops the ball, exposes 440M Customer E-mails:
@pete-s said in Veeam drops the ball, exposes 440M Customer E-mails:
They always say it was something unimportant and then two years later we will find out that there were a couple of million credit card numbers too in the database.
Get outa my head, it's not safe in here.
The only way to be sure is to stop using the internet lol
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@pete-s said in Veeam drops the ball, exposes 440M Customer E-mails:
They always say it was something unimportant and then two years later we will find out that there were a couple of million credit card numbers too in the database.
Credit card numbers, heck we'd be lucky if it also doesn't contain personal details like your residence address, DoB etc.
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I would assume that veaam licensing is generally too expensive for a credit card purchase. PO purchasing is much more likely. I guess for some small customers, credit cards payments are possible
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@dustinb3403 said in Veeam drops the ball, exposes 440M Customer E-mails:
@pete-s said in Veeam drops the ball, exposes 440M Customer E-mails:
They always say it was something unimportant and then two years later we will find out that there were a couple of million credit card numbers too in the database.
Credit card numbers, heck we'd be lucky if it also doesn't contain personal details like your residence address, DoB etc.
Unlikely for a corporate account.
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@irj said in Veeam drops the ball, exposes 440M Customer E-mails:
@dustinb3403 said in Veeam drops the ball, exposes 440M Customer E-mails:
@pete-s said in Veeam drops the ball, exposes 440M Customer E-mails:
They always say it was something unimportant and then two years later we will find out that there were a couple of million credit card numbers too in the database.
Credit card numbers, heck we'd be lucky if it also doesn't contain personal details like your residence address, DoB etc.
Unlikely for a corporate account.
Unlikely doesn't mean impossible. . .
Experian anyone. . .
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Eventually you'd think that the people who are buying my email address would get the hint. I don't buy anything.
I agree cause I'm the same way.
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@dustinb3403 said in Veeam drops the ball, exposes 440M Customer E-mails:
If you think about it, really no has a private email address. . .
[email protected] eventually will hit a live mailbox. . .
For example, it will hit John Smith's email at domain.com!
I bet that's real.
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Almost a week old. Peter McKay, co-CEO, sent out an email last week after the fallout.
Main article that started it all
https://www.theinquirer.net/inquirer/news/3062611/veeam-left-445-million-customer-records-on-open-aws-server -
@nerdydad said in Veeam drops the ball, exposes 440M Customer E-mails:
Almost a week old. Peter McKay, co-CEO, sent out an email last week after the fallout.
Main article that started it all
https://www.theinquirer.net/inquirer/news/3062611/veeam-left-445-million-customer-records-on-open-aws-serverBut surprisingly, no one posted about it here.. Or were there comments in another thread?
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@jaredbusch said in Veeam drops the ball, exposes 440M Customer E-mails:
@nerdydad said in Veeam drops the ball, exposes 440M Customer E-mails:
Almost a week old. Peter McKay, co-CEO, sent out an email last week after the fallout.
Main article that started it all
https://www.theinquirer.net/inquirer/news/3062611/veeam-left-445-million-customer-records-on-open-aws-serverBut surprisingly, no one posted about it here.. Or were there comments in another thread?
We talked about it on Telegram I believe.
