The Legion malware is capable of stealing credentials from misconfigured or exposed servers and is linked to the AndroxGh0st malware family.

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At the time of publishing this article, the database has continued to grow with new data.

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My QR Code was informed about the leak almost two weeks ago, yet it failed to respond or secure its server.

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The cause of the data leak is an ongoing server misconfiguration, identified by researchers on Shodan, the search engine for IoT devices.

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An OSINT tool is a must for every researcher - In this article, we will explore the 15 best OSINT tools that you can use for your investigations.

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The leak includes the full names and dates of birth of 1.8 million individuals on the No-Fly List with suspected or known ties to terrorist organizations.

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The Ohio-based airline, CommuteAir, responsible for the incident confirmed the legitimacy of the data to the media.

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Apparently, the server belongs to a company based in the US with offices around the globe including India.

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At the time of writing, the server was actively being updated with more data!

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Security researcher Anurag Sen revealed Amazon failed to protect one of its internal servers, which allowed any third party to access the database.

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