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Two flaws in the popular developer cloud platform show how weaknesses in authorization functions and SaaS flaws can put cloud apps at risk.

Investegate announcements from Dante Labs, Dante Labs unveils Dante Genomics, the Company’s B2B global online marketplace delivering genomic solutions for medical professionals, researchers and pharma

Tales of unsecure IoT cameras come along with regularity. But its going to be tough to top the system-wide failure revealed this week at California-based Verkada, the fast-growing cloud surveillance camera company. Verkada committed a relatively simple security failure, which arguably put many of its customers and members of the public at risk. As first reported by Bloomberg, a group of "somewhere in the middle of white and black hat" hackers gained access to more than 150,000 cameras deploye...

(Bloomberg) -- More than 100 employees at security camera startup Verkada Inc. could peer through the cameras of its thousands of customers, including global corporations, schools and police departments, according to three former employees aware of the company’s security protocols.Verkada was breached on Monday, when hackers gained access to what’s known as a “Super Admin” account that allowed them to see all of the live feeds and archived videos of Verkada’s c...

Employees had extensive access to "Super Admin" accounts, which hackers used this week to hack 150,000 Verkada cameras, Bloomberg reported.

Bay Area camera company hack reaches schools, gyms, prisons Drew Harwell, The Washington Post March 10, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail In one video, a woman in a hospital room watches over someone sleeping in an intensive-care-unit bed. In another, a man and three children celebrate one Sunday afternoon over a completed puzzle in a carpeted playroom. The private moments would have, in some other time, been constrained to memory. But something else had been watching: an internet-connected camera man...

“We literally had 20-year-old interns that had access to over 100,000 cameras”

Bay Area camera company hack reaches schools, gyms, prisons Drew Harwell, The Washington Post March 10, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail In one video, a woman in a hospital room watches over someone sleeping in an intensive-care-unit bed. In another, a man and three children celebrate one Sunday afternoon over a completed puzzle in a carpeted playroom. The private moments would have, in some other time, been constrained to memory. But something else had been watching: an internet-connected camera man...

Verkada, a Silicon Valley start-up, was hacked on Monday morning A collective of international hackers told Bloomberg they did it for fun They also wanted to show how pervasive the surveillance of citizens was The hackers obtained the password to a super admin account to gain access They spied on hospitals, schools, jails, factories, gyms, offices, police stations Verkada says the breach has now been contained and they are investigating 

Tesla factory cameras breached by hackers, report says The hack carried out against a third-party company called Verkada reportedly also affected schools, jails, police departments and hospitals. Listen - 01:10 Tesla factories and warehouses were among the facilities affected by a recent hack. Tesla Information security -- aka infosec -- is a big deal. Its crucial for large companies like Tesla, and its...