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Off-Key Alert: Tunefab’s 280GB Data Leak Turns Music Piracy into Privacy Peril!
In a symphony of slip-ups, Tunefab hit a wrong note, exposing a 280GB database for a day. That’s like forgetting your keys in the lock, with a neon sign saying “I’m not home!” A misstep in the tune of cybersecurity, this Tunefab User Data Leak…
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Well, music lovers, it seems like Tunefab just hit a sour note! If you're using the Tunefab suite for ripping music, you might want to tune into this news. Apparently, they left a database publicly accessible for about a day, and it's not just a small amount of data, we're talking about 280GB. That's like leaving your house keys under the doormat and your front door wide open for a full 24 hours. Sure, it might not be a prolonged exposure but let's not forget, in the world of cybercrime, it only takes a moment to hit the wrong note!Already a member? Log in here