The vulnerability of the Adobe Campaign Classic software platform for conducting marketing campaigns stems from session management errors, which allow attackers to compromise data integrity.

The vulnerability of the Adobe Campaign Classic software platform for conducting marketing campaigns is related to session management errors. Exploiting this vulnerability could allow a malicious actor to compromise data integrity...

The vulnerability of the software platform for conducting marketing campaigns, both online and offline, in Adobe Campaign Classic, relates to reading data beyond the buffer in memory. This allows an attacker to gain unauthorized access to protected information.

The vulnerability of the software platform for conducting marketing campaigns, both online and offline, in Adobe Campaign Classic is related to reading data beyond the buffer in memory. Exploiting this vulnerability can allow an attacker to gain unauthorized access to protected information...

11 million personal unprotected MongoDB records leaked online

By Uzair Amir Another day, another trove of sensitive data exposed online. This time, a MongoDB database containing a whopping 43.5GB of the dataset used in marketing campaigns has been left exposed for public access. The data was discovered by Bob Diachenko, an independent security researcher wh...

Verizon to Pay Largest Ever Consumer Privacy Settlement

Verizon will pay the Federal Communications Commission $7.4 million as part of a settlement over the company’s failure to adequately inform and obtain consent from customers before using their personal information to develop thousands of tailored marketing campaigns. Officials say this fine...

FTC Asks Data Brokers, Congress for Transparency, Regulation

The Federal Trade Commission called on data brokers to be more transparent and give users more control over their personal information in a comprehensive report issued yesterday. The 100-plus page document, “Data Brokers: A Call for Transparency and Acccountability,” .PDF criticizes the industry...