Amazon Faces Major Data Leak of Nearly 3 Million Employee Records
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Contributed by: Drex DeFord
Summary
Amazon has reported a data leak involving nearly 3 million employee records, including personal contact details, due to a security breach at a third-party property management vendor related to the MOVEit Transfer hack. While Amazon's own systems were not breached, the incident also affected other major companies like HSBC, UBS, and McDonald’s. The consolidated nature of the leaked data increases the risk of social engineering and phishing attacks, prompting concerns about further vulnerabilities among affected organizations. The group claiming responsibility, Nam3L3ss, argues for greater data privacy awareness, yet cybersecurity experts suggest their methods may not be the most effective way to promote compliance and secure data practices.
