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An IndyCar archive left unprotected online, details on 200k racing fans exposed

A notorious security expert has discovered online an open Rsync server hosting the personal details for at least 200,000 IndyCar racing fans. Data belongs to the archive of a defunct racing forum called DownForce that was a component of a platform used by IndyCar. Accessing the DownForce was costing a $28.99 fee, but racing fans could get access to a number of other services, including a private message board for the INDY DownForce community by paying a $13.99 supplemental fee.”]

Source: https://securityaffairs.co/wordpress/55841/data-breach/indycar-data-leak.html

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