【平和ボケ】 企業の責務は?タクシー自動運転やってる場合?“ド級のデータ漏えい” を暴く

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This program reveals the details of the massive 2.9TB data breach at Nihon Kotsu, Japan's largest taxi company, and the underlying security management challenges.

Featuring Takayuki Sugiura of the Japan Hacker Association as a guest, the program delves into the truth behind the incident based on a file list exceeding 390,000 lines leaked onto the dark web and OSINT investigations.

The program examines the lax operational system, including the management of driver's licenses, SQL backups, customer destination data, and even dashcam passwords in text files.

Furthermore, it considers lessons learned from the VPN vulnerabilities that emerged as entry points, the risk of user account leaks, and the importance of crisis management and information disclosure required of companies.

*While Nihon Kotsu's operations are still running as normal at the time of recording, some services, such as the "Labor Taxi," have temporarily suspended new registrations.

[Cast]
MC: Masato Tabuchi, TechLIVE Editorial Department
Guest: Takayuki Sugiura, Representative Director, Japan Hacker Association
*Affiliations and titles are as of the time of recording.

[Highlights]
00:00 Opening
00:10 2.9TB Data Leak
00:24 Dark Web Investigation Results
02:06 Examining the Contents of the Leaked File List
03:30 Hit-and-Run and Drunk Driving Information Revealed
04:41 Dashcam Password Management Issues
06:43 Corporate Crisis Management
09:36 Attacker's Intrusion Route
11:39 Future Developments
13:43 The Ideal State of a Company

[Sources]
Nihon Kotsu https://www.nihon-kotsu.co.jp/
DNSdumpster https://dnsdumpster.com/
HudsonRock https://www.hudsonrock.com/

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