Customers of VShred who have previously attacked the company are now together creating “Stop VShred” videos.
Following reports of the improperly configured bucket to V Shred and AWS on May 18 and May 20, respectively, V Shred became the owner of the Company materials maintained in the bucket.
Customers discovered the bucket on May 14 and discovered 1.3 million files comprising 606GB of data. There were a total of three files. The CSV files that seemed to be lead-generating lists, customer email lists, and trainer lists were all quite significant.
Numerous media reports Selling “weight loss pills” and other “supplements” with outrageous and unsupported promises, V Shred, a marketing firm with hundreds of workers, specifically targets newcomers who don’t know any better.
the sizeable. The 180MB CSV file contained the PII of tens of thousands of V Shred customers.
All of the customers’ information, including names, home addresses, email addresses, dates of birth, certain Social Security numbers, usernames and passwords for social media accounts, age ranges, genders, and citizenship status, was contained in the files, which also included information on each customer’s ethnicity.
