May 30, 2019 No Comments Amazon, AWS, Column, datastax, Elasticsearch, free software, gnu, google, InfluxData, MongoDB, neo4j, open source software, Opinion, redis labs, TC, terms of service, Thomas Kurian
Lack of leadership in open source results in source-available licenses Salil Deshpande Contributor Salil Deshpande serves as the managing director of Bain Capital Ventures. He focuses on infrastructure software and open source. More posts by this contributor The crusade against open-source abuse Commons Clause stops open-source abuse Amazon’s behavior toward open source […]
March 28, 2019 No Comments Amazon Web Services, api, Artificial Intelligence, Caching, cloud computing, computing, Developer, Elastic, Elasticsearch, Enterprise, ML, TC, world wide web
Vizion.ai launches its managed Elasticsearch service Setting up Elasticsearch, the open-source system that many companies large and small use to power their distributed search and analytics engines, isn’t the hardest thing. What is very hard, though, is to provision the right amount of resources to run the service, especially when your users’ […]
March 21, 2019 No Comments Elasticsearch, Security, United States, world wide web
Streaming site Kanopy exposed viewing habits of users, researcher says On-demand video streaming site Kanopy has fixed a leaking server that exposed the detailed viewing habits of its users. Security researcher Justin Paine discovered the leaking Elasticsearch database last week and warned Kanopy of the exposure. The server was secured two days […]
March 14, 2019 No Comments data protection, data security, database, Elasticsearch, encryption, european union, General Data Protection Regulation, huawei, privacy, Security
Gearbest security lapse exposed millions of shopping orders Gearbest, a Chinese online shopping giant, has exposed millions of user profiles and shopping orders, security researchers have found. Security researcher Noam Rotem found an Elasticsearch server leaking millions of records each week, including customer data, orders, and payment records. The server wasn’t protected […]
January 21, 2019 No Comments Christmas, data protection, data security, Elasticsearch, Europe, european union, General Data Protection Regulation, Security, SMS, technology, world wide web
Youth-run agency AIESEC exposed over 4 million intern applications AIESEC, a non-profit that bills itself as the “world’s largest youth-run organization,” exposed more than four million intern applications with personal and sensitive information on a server without a password. Bob Diachenko, an independent security researcher, found an unprotected Elasticsearch database containing the […]
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