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Jamaica’s Amber Group fixes second JamCOVID security lapse
Amber Group has fixed a second security lapse that exposed private keys and passwords for the government’s JamCOVID app and website.
A security researcher told TechCrunch on Sunday that the Amber Group left a file on the JamCOVID website by mistake, which contained passwords that would have granted access to the backend systems, storage and databases running the JamCOVID site and app. The researcher asked not to be named for fear of legal repercussions from the Jamaican government.
This file, known as an environment variables (.env) file, is often used to store private keys and passwords for third-party services that are necessary for cloud applications to run. But these files are sometimes inadvertently exposed or uploaded by mistake, but can be abused to gain access to data or services that the cloud application relies on if found by a malicious actor. ....

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