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- 1. Open Directories Sensitive data (not) hiding in plain sight TLP: GREEN Jan Kopřiva ALEF CSIRT jan.kopriva@alef.com
- 3. • Timeframe: Q3 2018 • Thousands of open directories analysed (mostly manually) • Sensitive data found on 185 domains Analysis of .CZ a .SK
- 4. 22% Personal Data 15% Highly Sensitive Data Personal and Highly Sensitive Data
- 5. 18% SW/Warez 14% Audiovisual Content SW/Warez and Audiovisual Content
- 11. Results • Contact of affected subjects – Help from CZ.NIC (and others) • Quite a lot of sensitive data found • Good research opportunity for junior analysts
- 12. Q&A
- 13. Thank you for your attention TLP: GREEN