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Details on 200,000 racing fans exposed by IndyCar

Security researcher Chris Vickery discovered an open Rsync server hosting the personal details for at least 200,000 racing fans. The data comes from a now defunct racing forum called DownForce, which closed several years ago. The databases exposed by IndyCar were mostly related to day-to-day operations, including employee login credentials. However, Vickery also discovered the DownForce backup, which contains a user’s first and last name, date of birth, gender, mailing address, password hash, and the corresponding answer.”]

Source: https://www.csoonline.com/article/3163212/details-on-200000-racing-fans-exposed-by-indycar.html

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