How online ‘cloud buckets’ are exposing private photos and other sensitive data.
OAKLAND, Calif. — Jessica Arcuri, a restaurant hostess from California, was looking for some extra cash a couple of years ago when she came across a pet-sitting app called PetBacker.
“I didn’t even remember that that app had my ID — that’s just crazy,” said Arcuri, 23, of Lakewood. “The fact that you were able to find it is concerning.” As Arcuri learned the hard way, some companies are placing this sensitive information in buckets not properly secured, a potential bonanza for tech-savvy identity thieves. Cases like these, experts say, show that companies don’t need to be hacked to put customer data at risk.
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