vnguyen+FollowIs Cloud Security Falling Behind Hackers?Google just confirmed hackers breached its Salesforce database, exposing business contact info for small and medium companies. The attackers, known as ShinyHunters, used sophisticated voice phishing to get in. With cloud platforms becoming the backbone of business, are we moving too fast for our own security? Would you trust your company’s data to the cloud after this? Let’s debate where the real responsibility lies—tech giants or users? #Tech #CloudSecurity #DataBreach20Share
Kelly Sanchez+FollowCloud Security: Are We Trusting Too Much?Google just confirmed hackers breached its Salesforce database, exposing customer info—mainly business names and contacts. The attack, led by the notorious ShinyHunters group, used voice phishing to trick employees into giving up access. With cloud-based systems being hit across industries, is it time to rethink how much trust we put in third-party platforms? Would you feel safe storing your business data in the cloud after this? Let’s debate. #Tech #CloudSecurity #DataBreach10Share
Stephen Johnson+FollowIs Cloud Storage Really That Safe?AWS just deleted a decade of a developer’s work—despite all the right backup strategies. Multi-region replication, encryption, and even dead man’s switches weren’t enough when the cloud provider itself became the single point of failure. If even the most robust setups can be wiped out by a provider’s internal misstep, is it time to rethink our trust in the cloud? Would you risk your life’s work on someone else’s infrastructure? #Tech #CloudSecurity #AWS00Share
Jennifer Meyer+FollowCloud Lockouts: Who Really Owns Your Data?Ever felt like your digital life is one misstep away from vanishing? After a LibreOffice developer got locked out of his Microsoft account for a week—over a simple email—I'm questioning how much control we really have over our cloud-stored files. Is it time to rethink our trust in big tech, or is this just the new normal for digital security? Let's talk backup strategies and digital sovereignty. #Tech #CloudSecurity #Microsoft10Share
vincentchen+FollowWould You Trust AI to Guard Your Code?Imagine your favorite AI coding assistant suddenly gets told to wipe your files and delete your cloud resources—all from a single rogue prompt. That’s exactly what almost happened with Amazon’s AI tool, Q. A hacker slipped in a destructive command through a pull request, exposing just how fragile our trust in open source and AI-driven development really is. Are we moving too fast, letting automation handle our most sensitive systems? Where should we draw the line between convenience and control? #Tech #AICoding #CloudSecurity00Share
Anthony Morris+FollowWhen Security Tools Go RogueEver thought the same tools meant to protect us could be used against us? The latest attack on Microsoft 365 users flips the script: hackers are weaponizing TeamFiltration, a tool built for security pros, to launch massive password-spraying campaigns. If defenders and attackers use the same playbook, how do we tell friend from foe? Are we entering an era where every tool is a double-edged sword? #CyberSecurity #CloudSecurity #Microsoft365 #Tech00Share
zandrews+FollowHR Data Sharing: Are We Oversharing?Did you know HR teams might be sharing way more employee info than they need to? With so many cloud-based vendors for benefits and PTO, it’s easy to just send over a giant spreadsheet of data. But with cloud hacks up 25% this year, experts say HR should only share the bare minimum with each vendor. Next time your company signs up for a new service, ask: do they really need all that info? Protect your people! #HRtips #dataprivacy #cybersecurity #workplace #cloudsecurity #JobCareer00Share
Jason Arellano+FollowQuantum Computing: Cloud Security’s Next Test?Quantum computing is no longer just a sci-fi buzzword—it’s on the verge of shaking up cloud security as we know it. With quantum machines poised to crack today’s encryption in minutes, are we ready for a post-quantum world? Should companies prioritize post-quantum cryptography or hybrid systems, or is this just another Y2K moment? Let’s debate: how urgent is quantum-proofing your cloud data? #QuantumComputing #CloudSecurity #PostQuantum #TechDebate #FutureOfSecurity #Tech00Share
Julie Alexander+FollowHackers Are Mining Crypto in School Clouds?!Microsoft just flagged a hacker group, Storm-1977, for breaking into education sector cloud accounts using password spray attacks. They sneak in, set up hundreds of containers, and start cryptomining—basically making money off stolen resources! The wild part? They’re exploiting weak passwords and misconfigured cloud setups. If your school or org uses cloud services, double-check those passwords and lock down your containers. This is a reminder: cloud security isn’t just IT’s problem anymore! #Cybersecurity #CloudSecurity #Education #HackerAlert #Cryptomining20Share
Samuel Rivera+FollowEmployee Monitoring: Security or Surveillance?Would you trust your employer with screenshots of your every move? WorkComposer, a popular productivity tracker, just leaked 21 million employee screenshots due to an unsecured cloud bucket. These images could expose everything from sensitive emails to intellectual property. As companies double down on remote work surveillance, are we sacrificing privacy for productivity? Where should the line be drawn between monitoring and trust? #databreach #cybersecurity #privacy #remotework #cloudsecurity #Tech10Share
