Security researchers have discovered a publicly exposed cloud database containing personal data and behavioral profiles on 120 million Americans.
Security company UpGuard found the misconfigured Amazon S3 bucket on February 3 this year, eventually tracing it back to market analysis company Tetrad.
Around half of the 747GB trove appears to have been sourced from client organizations.
It included: data extracted from Chipotle employees’ mobile phones for tracking, a spreadsheet containing the home addresses of 700,000 Kate Spade customers and 3.5 million loyalty card accounts for beverage retailer Bevmo, including physical address tied to each account
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