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SEGA's disclosure underscores a common, potentially catastrophic, flub — misconfigured Amazon Web Services (AWS) S3 buckets.
ThreatPost
Campaign exploits misconfigured Docker APIs to gain network entry and ultimately sets up a backdoor on compromised hosts to mine cryptocurrency.
Dark Reading
The new API and SDK from Pixalate helps mobile developers avoid getting their apps delisted from app stores by detecting and blocking fraudulent traffic.
The Register
Meta has expanded its bug bounty program to include payouts for reports of scraping attacks on Facebook - but hold your applause. In October, Facebook sued a chap who it alleges scraped and sold data pertaining to 178 million users. "We're tackling the industry-wide issue of scraping by expanding our bug bounty program to reward valid reports of scraping bugs and unprotected data sets," states an update from the Facebook security team. "The goal of this program is to find bugs that attackers utilize to bypass scraping limitations to access data at greater scale than the product intended." Note, dear reader, that the above quote indicates that Facebook limits scraping and is comfortable with it happening at limited scale. Another extension to Facebook's bug bounty program is rewards for those who find "Unprotected or openly public data sets containing at least 100,000 unique Facebook user records that include information such as email, phone number, physical address, religious, or political affiliation." Meta's bounty program for these datasets only offers payments to reporters' preferred charities - lest scrapers report their own work for monetary gain.
The Register
Meta has expanded its bug bounty program to include payouts for reports of scraping attacks on Facebook - but hold your applause. In October, Facebook sued a chap who it alleges scraped and sold data pertaining to 178 million users. "We're tackling the industry-wide issue of scraping by expanding our bug bounty program to reward valid reports of scraping bugs and unprotected data sets," states an update from the Facebook security team. "The goal of this program is to find bugs that attackers utilize to bypass scraping limitations to access data at greater scale than the product intended." Note, dear reader, that the above quote indicates that Facebook limits scraping and is comfortable with it happening at limited scale. Another extension to Facebook's bug bounty program is rewards for those who find "Unprotected or openly public data sets containing at least 100,000 unique Facebook user records that include information such as email, phone number, physical address, religious, or political affiliation." Meta's bounty program for these datasets only offers payments to reporters' preferred charities - lest scrapers report their own work for monetary gain.
The Register
Meta has expanded its bug bounty program to include payouts for reports of scraping attacks on Facebook - but hold your applause. In October, Facebook sued a chap who it alleges scraped and sold data pertaining to 178 million users. "We're tackling the industry-wide issue of scraping by expanding our bug bounty program to reward valid reports of scraping bugs and unprotected data sets," states an update from the Facebook security team. "The goal of this program is to find bugs that attackers utilize to bypass scraping limitations to access data at greater scale than the product intended." Note, dear reader, that the above quote indicates that Facebook limits scraping and is comfortable with it happening at limited scale. Another extension to Facebook's bug bounty program is rewards for those who find "Unprotected or openly public data sets containing at least 100,000 unique Facebook user records that include information such as email, phone number, physical address, religious, or political affiliation." Meta's bounty program for these datasets only offers payments to reporters' preferred charities - lest scrapers report their own work for monetary gain.
The Register
Meta has expanded its bug bounty program to include payouts for reports of scraping attacks on Facebook - but hold your applause. In October, Facebook sued a chap who it alleges scraped and sold data pertaining to 178 million users. "We're tackling the industry-wide issue of scraping by expanding our bug bounty program to reward valid reports of scraping bugs and unprotected data sets," states an update from the Facebook security team. "The goal of this program is to find bugs that attackers utilize to bypass scraping limitations to access data at greater scale than the product intended." Note, dear reader, that the above quote indicates that Facebook limits scraping and is comfortable with it happening at limited scale. Another extension to Facebook's bug bounty program is rewards for those who find "Unprotected or openly public data sets containing at least 100,000 unique Facebook user records that include information such as email, phone number, physical address, religious, or political affiliation." Meta's bounty program for these datasets only offers payments to reporters' preferred charities - lest scrapers report their own work for monetary gain.
Dark Reading
Noname Security's Series C fundraising tips the startup to over $1 billion in valuation -- a sign that organizations are beginning to look for API security tools and investors are looking for innovation in the space.
Dark Reading
Scraping bugs and scraped databases are two new areas of research for the company's bug-bounty and data-bounty programs.
The Hacker News
Passwords and API keys that developers typed into commands they approved in Claude Code are sitting in public GitHub repositories, where anyone can read them. When a user selects "Yes, and don't ask again," Anthropic's AI coding assistant can save the command, word-for-word, including the secret, in a project settings file. Software security company Apiiro said yesterday that 1,122 public