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Account Takeover
Account takeover is a type of cyberattack in which hackers overtake security provisions in place and assume control of an account. This…
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Oracle NetSuite Misconfiguration Threatens Widespread Data Exposure
“The most common API used to perform operations on individual records in NetSuite is through the ‘record’ API. The functions exposed by…
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In Other News: 400 CNAs, Crash Reports, Schlatter Cyberattack
A common Oracle NetSuite misconfiguration can lead to the exposure of sensitive data, AppOmni reported. Thousands of SuiteCommerce websites are impacted, often…
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SaaS data breaches are on the rise: report
SaaS security incidents are on the rise. An August 27 report by AppOmni stated that 31% of organizations said they experienced a…
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Thousands of Oracle NetSuite ERP websites found leaking private customer information
“Throughout my time conducting SaaS security research, it’s becoming clear that unauthenticated data exposure via SaaS applications is among the top threats…
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Thousands of Oracle NetSuite sites said to be exposing customer data
Researchers with security vendor AppOmni said that a quirk in the way commercial sites are configured on NetSuite can expose personal information,…
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Misconfigured access controls expose sensitive data on Oracle NetSuite websites
A new report out today from software-as-a-service security management company AppOmni Inc. is warning of an issue in Oracle NetSuite’s SuiteCommerce platform that could…
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AppOmni unveils SaaS-aware ITDR capabilities
AppOmni announced a series of technology advances to deliver identity and threat detection (ITDR) capabilities to protect SaaS environments.
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The NSA Releases Guidance on Achieving Zero Trust Security Maturity
AppOmni CTO and co-founder, Brian Soby, quoted in DevProJournal: “NSA’s guidance on the Application and Workload Pillar is essentially calling out a…
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With native tools, cyberattackers evade detections
AppOmni CTO and co-founder, Brian Soby, quoted in ITBrew on how attackers use native capabilities to search for vulnerabilities in environments.
