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Telco Exposes Customer Data in Cleartext, Ignoring Basic Security Protocols

A new hire was granted sudo-level access to a live production database on their first day, with management's casual instruction to "take a look" - and promptly uncovered customer records stored in easily accessible cleartext. This alarming lapse in security protocols left sensitive customer information, including full personal…

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Telco Exposes Customer Data in Cleartext, Ignoring Basic Security Protocols

Learn how a telco's lax security protocols led to customer data exposure and take steps to protect your own organization's sensitive information now.

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