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Exposed in the Cloud: Watchdog Swipes 1GB of Data in Interior Dept. Security Flaw Fiasco
In a daring heist, a U.S. watchdog swiped over 1GB of “sensitive” data from the cloud, proving the Department of the Interior’s security was more like a screen door on a submarine. Spoiler alert: It’s not waterproof.
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As if natural parks weren't wild enough, the Department of the Interior's cybersecurity landscape seems to be the digital equivalent of the Wild West. The OIG's heist of 1GB of 'sensitive' data faster than a raccoon rummaging through a camper's food stash is the plot twist we didn't know we needed. It's like they say, why worry about bears breaking into your cooler when you've got cyber bandits running off with the digital goods?Already a member? Log in here