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Fujitsu exposed client data, AWS keys and passwords for nearly a year
Fujitsu, the multinational IT services provider, inadvertently exposed private client data, AWS keys and plaintext passwords to the public internet for almost a year.
The breach was discovered by security researcher Jelle Ursem from the Dutch Institute for Vulnerability Disclosure (DIVD), who stumbled upon a publicly accessible Microsoft Azure storage bucket nam...
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