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Millions of organizations use cloud solutions like Amazon AWS and Microsoft Azure to store their most sensitive data. Unfortunately, these services are surprisingly difficult to secure properly. As a result, billions of private records are accidentally made public by organizations that have no idea they are sharing this data with the world. Sky Witness volunteers scour the web for exposed private information and attempt to locate and notify data owners so they can do the right thing to protect their customers, employees, and businesses.
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Chances are you’ve found us because you’ve received a disclosure notice about data you’re responsible for and you want to see what we’re about. Cool. Welcome, we’re here to help. Head on over to our Disclosure FAQ, which will hopefully answer any questions you may have.
Otherwise, If you’re a security researcher or interested bystander feel free to peruse our tradecraft blog, disclosure log or other portions of this site.
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It’s been a busy few months over at Sky Witness. In a very short time we went from a wild idea into headlong adoption. In the last few weeks we’ve laid out this site (which is just now being tested and rolled out.) We filed legal paperwork to incorporate, obtained nonprofit status, stood up domains […]
June is off to an interesting start. We identified a large 990K file bucket belonging to a media services firm with very well known clients, and made a disclosure via web form that was well received. The interested party investigated and discovered a third party contractor as the source of the leak. We also identified […]
