"Two researchers reported finding serious vulnerabilities, including ones that expose employee information and drive-through orders, in systems run by Restaurant Brands International (RBI), which owns the Tim Hortons, Burger King and Popeyes brands. The vulnerabilities were reported to the vendor and quickly fixed. In addition, RBI said the system targeted by the researchers is still in early development. However, the company still sent a DMCA complaint to the researchers to force them to remove the blog post detailing their findings."
"Google paid out $1.6 million at cloud hacking event Google announced the results of its inaugural cloud-focused bugSWAT hacking event, which brought together 20 top cloud security experts who found a total of 91 vulnerabilities. Roughly $1.6 million was paid out at the event, which brought the total paid out by the company this year for cloud vulnerabilities to $2.5 million."
Researchers found serious vulnerabilities in systems run by Restaurant Brands International, exposing employee information and drive-through orders. The vulnerabilities were reported and quickly fixed, and RBI said the targeted system was in early development. RBI filed a DMCA complaint to force removal of the researchers' blog post, which was initially archived by the Internet Archive but later removed. Google held a cloud-focused bugSWAT event where 20 experts found 91 vulnerabilities and received roughly $1.6 million, bringing the company's cloud payouts this year to $2.5 million. Cross-site scripting vulnerabilities remain common, with Microsoft learning of nearly 1,000 XSS flaws since the start of Jan.
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