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Rakuten Drive data breach exposes user files for eight months

An intruder gained unauthorized access to Rakuten Drive's systems using stolen administrator credentials, viewing user photos and documents for an eight-month period. The breach highlights the critical need for robust security measures, including encryption of files before uploading them to cloud storage services. This incident underscores the potential risks associated with cloud data storage and the importance of proactive cybersecurity practices. AI

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Rakuten Drive data breach exposes user files for eight months

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    Rakuten Drive: an intruder with stolen admin login viewed users' photos and documents for eight months ... encrypt before you upload files, the server will only

    Rakuten Drive: an intruder with stolen admin login viewed users' photos and documents for eight months ... encrypt before you upload files, the server will only hold unreadable gibberish - simple solution, massive piece of mind # Cybersecurity # Privacy # Encryption # Europe # AI…