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Sensitive military data found on unprotected Microsoft Azure server. Defense Department email store left insecure for at least 11 days.

The emails contained conversations between Pentagon officials as well as completed SF-86 forms, which government employees are required to fill out to obtain security clearances.

A Department of Defense (DOD) email server reportedly leaked internal military communications inadvertently across the internet for roughly two weeks ...

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A security researcher told TechCrunch that a government server was exposing military emails to the internet because no password was set.

The Department of Defense is investigating a data server that potentially left sensitive but unclassified information exposed on the internet for two weeks.

The US militarys Special Operations Command says it is investigating a report from a cybersecurity researcher that the command was leaking a trove of unclassified email data on the internet.

Such servers are reportedly stored separately from machines used by other commercial clients. In this instance, the mailbox contained around three terabytes of internal military e-mails featuring...

The military’s Special Operations Command is investigating a tip from a cybersecurity researcher that it is leaking troves of unclassified email data on the internet.