Cyber ·
DigiCert reports data breach involving enterprise customer information
DigiCert said an internal business system was accessible externally without intent during the summer and that an unauthorized account had been created. The account comes from an automatically translated news item from The Record's feed.
According to the report published in The Record's feed, DigiCert, a certificate authority, said an internal business system became externally accessible when that was not desired. The company explained that the exposure happened during the summer and that someone had created an unauthorized account. The available text does not state which data was accessed, how many customers were affected, or the exact timing of each event; these points should not be assumed.
For readers, the case reinforces a basic security principle: internal systems should not be exposed to the internet without access controls, and accounts created outside authorized processes need immediate review. This item is a news alert and does not describe a Rota Nacional capability or a solution to DigiCert's failure. To verify details, consult the original report at The Record, identified in the source, and the company's official statements.
Original source: DigiCert relata violação de dados envolvendo informações de clientes empresariais