A global CRM provider kept a major client database sitting unprotected on the public web, available to anyone who knew where to look, new research has claimed.
The database contained hundreds of thousands of records, many of which were personally identifiable and sensitive information that could have been abused in identity theft, phishing, and other forms of cybercrime and digital fraud – although fortunately there doesn’t apepar to be any evidence of any wrongdoing, though.
