The company blamed the security breach on an Amazon Web Services (AWS) API key a hacker stole from an internal system that was left accessible from the internet. The post-mortem is a little bit ...

The results come courtesy of software developer Tom Forbes, who built a tool using Rust which scanned all new packages on PyPI for AWS API keys. The tool came back with 57 positive results ...

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Hackers were able to steal an AWS administrative API key housed in a compute instance left exposed to the public internet. Imperva, the security vendor, said this week that a misconfiguration of ...

Similarly, existing Elastic Load Balancers remained healthy during the event, but the elevated API ... AWS services and inadequate traffic controls between its management and services networks. To ...

Tom Forbes, a UK-based software developer, discovered 57 active API access keys for AWS services that can be exploited. They use keyloggers to steal sensitive user information stored in browsers ...

Romanian security company BitDefender appears to have detected the possibility of an exposure of Amazon API Keys judging by an email template for its customers. The news was broken by well-known ...

A security breach which led to the compromise of customer data at Imperva was caused by a stolen API key for one of its Amazon Web Services (AWS) accounts, the firm has revealed. The firm was notified ...

non-AWS API keys, and other such secrets throughout their lifecycles." - An Amazon spokesperson Patching used to mean complex scripts, long hours, and endless fire drills. Not anymore. In this new ...