Censys Reveals Open Directories Share More Than 2,000 TB of Unprotected Data
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This article discusses a recent report from cybersecurity firm Censys that has revealed the existence of over 2,000TB of unprotected data by way of open directories.
It explains that open directories are directories that are typically found in business settings, but they can also be created by anyone as a way to store and share files.
These open directories can be easily found by running a simple search, which allows anyone to access the data without proper authentication.
The article then goes on to explain the potential implications of exposed files, such as security and privacy risks, data theft, and potential legal and compliance issues.
It also provides some best practices for companies to prevent such issues.
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