Plastic surgery is Hollywood adult movies - watch for free and downloadmore mainstream than it's ever been, but that doesn't mean patients are dying to have their cosmetic laundry aired in public.
Security researchers at vpnMentor discovered that about 900,000 images and invoices from cosmetic surgery imaging company NextMotion were sitting on an unsecured database in cloud storage. The exposed files included detailed invoices of procedures, as well as explicit images and 360-degree videos of patients' faces and bodies, including breasts and genitalia.
The report (via CNET) found that the breach could affect thousands of patients whose doctors use technology and software provided by NextMotion at 170 clinics around the world. The researchers discovered the vulnerable database during their "web mapping" project, which scans the internet and cloud for weaknesses.
"Our team was able to access this database because it was completely unsecured and unencrypted," the report reads.
That's contrary to NextMotion's claims on its website that "all your data is 100% secure." The culprit of the breach was a NextMotion Amazon Web Services (AWS) S3 bucket, a kind of digital cloud storage technology akin to a file folder. S3 buckets have been linked again and again to exposed databases of customer information when companies fail to secure them properly.
The researchers contacted NextMotion when they discovered the vulnerability and it has since been secured.
"We immediately took corrective steps and this same company formally guaranteed that the security flaw had completely disappeared," NextMotion writes on its website.
Cases of bungled cloud storage seem a dime a dozen these days, but the common scenario — of a company not taking the appropriate steps to obscure and secure its online databases — takes on a new and disturbing urgency when the content contains medical records and, frankly, nude photos. The images contained identifying information of patients, as well as before-and-after photos of procedures.
Even if everyone from Bella Hadid to your coworker Jill in marketing is getting a Botox brow lift, they don't necessarily want the world to know.
Topics Cybersecurity
Even Trump's Earth Day message was anti
This prank involving Brussels sprouts will make you love pranks again
Great white shark spotted jumping out of water just feet from surfers
'Gears of War' creator heads to Broadway with 'Hadestown'
NYT Connections Sports Edition hints and answers for February 15: Tips to solve Connections #145
Viral GoFundMe campaigns took on new meaning in 2018
What is a volcanic tsunami, and why did one sneak up on Indonesia?
The 17 best Instagram apps that'll seriously raise your filter game
Obama photographer Pete Souza on Trump: 'We failed our children'
Mom and daughter's text convo about tampons rips into the patriarchy
The Best Sports Video Game of All Time
Great white shark spotted jumping out of water just feet from surfers
Elon Musk uses Twitter to defend calling British cave diver 'pedo guy'
Elon Musk promises 100% Supercharger coverage in Europe in 2019
How to Get Your Significant Other Into Gaming
WADA confirms hackers leaked medical records of another 25 Olympics athletes
This prank involving Brussels sprouts will make you love pranks again
Ariana Grande sings Celine Dion as a toddler, predictably nails it
Best GPU deal: GIGABYTE NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080 is $1,349.99 at Best Buy
Hey Siri, this rapper sounds just like you
Here's why Kylie Minogue won't be getting married yetMeghan Markle wrote on bananas to send uplifting notes to sex workers'Racist' Fox News piece blasted by Asian'Fortnite' staged an entire Marshmello concert inside the gameComputer scientist shuts down mansplainer who told her to learn JavaPhotobombing FIJI Water woman is suing FIJI Water and yes, you read that right'Velvet Buzzsaw' makes you scream and laugh at the same time: ReviewFacebook isn't sorry about its shady 'research' appTotal nerd Drake visited Drake University and hung outside sororitiesThe 'Wonderful World of Disney' may soon meet the disastrous world of Trump's tweetsI'll never quit 'Hitman 2' if it keeps inviting me back for moreElon Musk is now proud owner of Stankmemes.comComputer scientist shuts down mansplainer who told her to learn JavaThere's now a place for shaming companies that use egregious packagingPuma's selfSome Facebook employees considered quitting over Apple messBen Affleck hands over his cape to a new BatmanApple says it's sorry for FaceTime bug, promises patch to fix it soonWhy Chrissy Teigen made her Twitter account privateGoogle bans slew of malicious Android photo and beauty apps Kanye West is buying Parler, the controversial 'free speech' social network The flat stomach meme will probably just make you hungry In praise of the weeklong Instagram break 13 workplace memes for when your job is a total drag King Viserys gets not 1 but 2 perfect death scenes in 'House of the Dragon' 'Quordle' today: See each 'Quordle' answer and hints for October 18 What are Facebook Stars, and should you give them? Dr. Dre, a big USC donor, says his daughter got into USC 'on her own' Findom is taking a massive hit in the cost of living crisis The new specialty Reese's cups are perfect for the nuanced Reese's palate John Cleese reacts to Mark Hamill GIF, gets a reply from the Jedi himself A tweet depicting bagels sliced like loaves of bread is causing people to freak out Wordle today: Here's the answer, hints for October 14 Apple's Spatial Audio is coming to some Mercedes Elon Musk drops first SoundCloud track, 'RIP Harambe.' Yes, you read that right Microsoft gets in on DALL Chunky baby seal born in Japan. Look at him, love him. All hail Prince Aemond, 'House of the Dragon's ultimate drama king 'Quordle' today: See each 'Quordle' answer and hints for October 13 'Quordle' today: See each 'Quordle' answer and hints for October 16
3.4085s , 8204.203125 kb
Copyright © 2025 Powered by 【Hollywood adult movies - watch for free and download】,Miracle Information Network