Peter Kernwein posted a photo:
"Framework has been sending out email notifications to customers alerting of a limited data breach in which customer information was accessed through a Metabase BI service zero-day exploit," writes Slashdot reader DuoDreamer. Data includes customer names, email addresses, phone numbers, and physical addresses. "Framework is investigating whether or not this included Framework for Business customers as well." TechCrunch reports: Framework's spokesperson Eric Schumacher told TechCrunch that the breach affected "all customers," but declined to specify a specific number. Framework computers are relatively niche products, but some estimates say the company sold hundreds of thousands of devices.
Metabase disclosed its own breach in a blog post on its official website, where it said that it was hacked by someone using an unknown security flaw, a so-called zero-day. The company said the hackers exploited the bug to give them the ability to access customers' databases stored on Metabase's cloud servers.
In its email to customers, Framework also included the email Metabase sent to the company, which says hackers accessed Framework's cloud instance. The computer maker said it investigated the incident and found that hackers had stolen its customers' personal data, but did not include their payment information.
Metabase disclosed its own breach in a blog post on its official website, where it said that it was hacked by someone using an unknown security flaw, a so-called zero-day. The company said the hackers exploited the bug to give them the ability to access customers' databases stored on Metabase's cloud servers.
In its email to customers, Framework also included the email Metabase sent to the company, which says hackers accessed Framework's cloud instance. The computer maker said it investigated the incident and found that hackers had stolen its customers' personal data, but did not include their payment information.
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Nice video of the Arctic bobtail squid.
As usual, you can also use this squid post to talk about the security stories in the news that I haven’t covered.
bpanneman has added a photo to the pool:
ROTTERDAM (ANP) - De grote brand bij een recyclingbedrijf aan de Doklaan in Rotterdam-Zuid zorgt voor rookoverlast tot in Heinenoord in de Hoeksche Waard. De Maastunnel is vanwege de rookontwikkeling dicht in beide richtingen. Op de wegen rond de brand staat het verkeer behoorlijk vast, ziet een ANP-verslaggever.
Bij de brand zijn geen gewonden gevallen, laat een woordvoerder van de veiligheidsregio weten. De brand is volgens hem ontstaan in een hoop schroot. Hoe dat kon gebeuren, is nog niet duidelijk. Twee boten van het Havenbedrijf helpen bij het blussen.
Naast het bedrijf waar de brand woedt, ligt het onlangs geopende attractiepark Spelen bij Beelen. Ondernemer Wim Beelen kocht het park, toen nog Rivoli Rotterdam geheten, in april op een onlineveiling. Daarvoor werkte ondernemer Hennie van der Most meer dan tien jaar aan de ontwikkeling van Rivoli. In mei werd het bedrijf achter Rivoli failliet verklaard.