Event 1: Time: 20 15. 1 Russian dating site leaked 20 million user data.

Event 2: Time: 20 1525000 Uber driver information leaked Uber's biggest data accident.

Event 3: Time: 20 15.2 Their 80 million pieces of personal information were stolen or leaked by the largest medical-related institution in the United States.

Event 4: Time: 20 15.3 American medical insurance company CareFirst was hacked, 165438+ information of millions of users was leaked.

Event 5: Time: 20 15.4 Metropolitan State University160,000 students' information leaked.

Event 6: Time: 20 15.5 The financial information of more than 65,438+10,000 taxpayers of the IRS was leaked.

Event 7: Time: 20 15.8 2.4 million Internet users in the UK were hacked: encrypted credit card data was leaked.

Event 8: Time: 20 15.9 The worst data leak in British history: 4 million people leaked information.

Event 9: Time: 20 15. 10 Patreon, a music crowdfunding website, was hacked, and more than 16GB of data was scattered on the network.

Event 10: Time: 20 15. 10 US stock broker Scott's data leaked or affected 4.6 million users.

Event 1 1: Time: 2015.1kloc-0/Starwood 54 hotels were leaked by POS malware implanted in the tenant bank.

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Since 20 15, various security vulnerabilities have been exposed continuously, including hotel customer information and data of sensitive government agencies. All information leaks were spared.

Information leakage of tens of millions of social security users

2065438+The data obtained from the vulnerability response platform on April 22, 2005 shows that a large number of provinces and cities have exceeded high-risk vulnerabilities such as social security system, household registration inquiry system, CDC and hospitals.

30. Only sensitive information such as social security information, finance, salary and housing. Once this information is leaked, it will not only harm personal privacy, but also be used by criminals, such as copying ID cards and stealing credit.

A series of criminal and economic crimes, such as credit cards and stolen credit cards.

Seven hotels were exposed and leaked tens of millions of room opening information.

The security report of Vulnerable Box Platform 2065438+February 2005 pointed out that well-known hotel chains such as Orange, Jinjiang Star, Super Eight and Pudding; Marriott Hotel Group, Starwood Group, Intercontinental Hotel Group and other high-end hotels have strict conditions.

Due to security loopholes, the tenant's order is clear at a glance, including sensitive information such as name, home address, telephone number, email address and even the last four digits of the credit card. At the same time, you can modify and cancel hotel orders.

A loophole in the National Tourism Administration paralyzed six systems, involving 60 million customers nationwide.

The vulnerability was disclosed by the vulnerability response platform on the eve of the National Day holiday, involving 60 million customers nationwide, 6W+ travel agency account passwords, and millions of tour guide information; Attackers can use this vulnerability to review and refuse visas. Through this loophole, security workers have obtained a long list and can directly view the detailed itinerary and personal information of each user.