7.5 Million Records of Adobe Creative Cloud User Data Exposed

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https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/75-million-records-of-adobe-creative-cloud-user-data-exposed/

Adobe secured a database with 7.5 million records belonging to Adobe Creative Cloud users. The cache was not protected in any way, allowing anyone access to client information if they knew how to find it. Although the details included are not highly sensitive, they could be used to launch better-crafted phishing campaigns against customers whose data was exposed.

Adobe reacted quickly

It is unclear how long the details stayed exposed but Bob Diachenko, the researcher that discovered it, estimates that anyone had free access to them for about a week.
Diachenko reported his findings to Adobe on October 19 and the company secured the Elasticsearch database on the same day.
According to Comparitech, sensitive details like passwords or payment data were not included.

 

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The U.S. multinational computer software company Adobe has suffered a serious security breach earlier this month that exposed user records' database belonging to the company's popular Creative Cloud service.
With an estimated 15 million subscribers, Adobe Creative Cloud or Adobe CC is a subscription service that gives users access to the company's full suite of popular creative software for desktop and mobile, including Photoshop, Illustrator, Premiere Pro, InDesign, Lightroom, and many more.
What happened? — Earlier this month, security researcher Bob Diachenko collaborated with the cybersecurity firm Comparitech to uncover an unsecured Elasticsearch database belonging to Adobe Creative Cloud subscription service that was accessible to anyone without any password or authentication.

Unsecured Adobe Server Exposes Data for 7.5 Million Creative Cloud Users

Unsecured Elasticsearch database Server Exposes Data for 7.5 Million Adobe Creative Cloud Users to the Hackers.

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Can we count how many times this guy avoids the question and responds with 'Creative Cloud' each time?

 

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Update

Oops — Adobe leaves 7.5 million Creative Cloud accounts exposed

Adobe has become the latest victim of a serious serious security breach that exposed information of nearly 7.5 million users of Creative Cloud service.

thenextweb.com