Tom Forbes, a UK-based software developer, discovered 57 active API access keys for AWS services that can be exploited. They use keyloggers to steal sensitive user information stored in browsers ...

Imperva said it accidentally exposed an internal server from where a hacker stole an AWS API key. Written by Catalin Cimpanu, Contributor Oct. 10, 2019 at 1:54 p.m. PT Image" Imperva ...

What’s more, AWS should be a part of the solution, as well, he added: "AWS has some blame to share here as well: IAM is notoriously difficult to debug and get right which leads to overly wide ...

Romanian security company BitDefender appears to have detected the possibility of an exposure of Amazon API Keys judging by an email template for its customers. The news was broken by well-known ...

He explained that in October 2018, the attackers stole and used an administrative AWS API key in one of Imperva’s production AWS accounts, to access a database snapshot containing emails, hashed ...

A security breach which led to the compromise of customer data at Imperva was caused by a stolen API key for one of its Amazon Web Services (AWS) accounts, the firm has revealed.. The firm was ...