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I'm not sure what AWS has to do with anything - is the article suggesting that AWS was some how complicit in this? Edit: it sounds as though the user got a new
by netcraft 11y ago
I'm not sure what AWS has to do with anything - is the article suggesting that AWS was some how complicit in this? Edit: it sounds as though the user got a new instance with data already on the drives? Thats a bit different...
- UnoriginalGuy 11y agoYou're the second person in this thread to claim this? Are you reading something I am not. They talk about exactly how they got it here: http://www.databreaches.net/oops-error-by-systema-software-exposes-millions-of-records-with-insurance-claims-data-and-internal-notes/ http://www.databreaches.net/oops-error-by-systema-software-e... Where is it talking about drive rollover being the cause?
- netcraft 11y agoThere isn't anything that states that, hence the question I had. It comes from these lines in the linked article: > Vickery has worked with the state attorney general's office to wipe the records from his hard drives and has cooperated with investigators. > Systema Software said in a statement that initial reviews indicate Vickery was the only unauthorised user to have accessed the files. Otherwise, why is AWS being mentioned at all...
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