Tata Motors Confirms Fix of Security Flaws
Indian automotive giant Tata Motors has fixed a series of security flaws that exposed sensitive internal data.
A security researcher, Eaton Zveare, discovered the flaws in Tata Motors' E-Dukaan unit, an e-commerce portal for buying spare parts for Tata-made commercial vehicles.
- Personal information of customers
- Internal company reports
- Data related to its dealers
The portal's web source code included the private keys to access and modify data within Tata Motors' account on Amazon Web Services.
Tata Motors has a presence in 125 countries worldwide and seven assembly facilities.
Author's summary: Tata Motors fixed security flaws exposing customer data.
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