Cybersecurity Snafu: IMDataCenter’s Data Leak Exposes Millions to Digital Danger
Cybersecurity researcher Jeremiah Fowler found IMDataCenter’s database lounging online like a sunbather with no sunscreen. The 38GB leak included personal details, perfect for crafting phishing scams and identity theft. IMDataCenter quickly secured the data, but not before a BreachForum user nabbed it. This data leak is a cybercriminal’s dream come true!
Hot Take:
Well, looks like IMDataCenter turned their data solutions into data pollution! Who knew that a Florida-based company would get caught with their sunshine state of mind when it comes to cybersecurity? They’ve left the door wide open on a massive 38GB data leak! This is one case where “going with the flow” didn’t exactly pay off – unless, of course, you’re a cybercriminal looking for a treasure trove of personal information. Somebody call a data plumber because this leak is a doozy!
Key Points:
- A major data leak at IMDataCenter exposed 38GB of personal information.
- The breach included 10,820 records with sensitive details like home addresses and phone numbers.
- The data can be used for phishing scams and identity theft.
- IMDataCenter quickly restricted access after a responsible disclosure notice.
- A hacker named ThinkingOne claims to have downloaded and expanded the leaked data.