The exposed data includes names, emails, credit limits, and internal billing details Cybersecurity researcher jeremiah fowler recently discovered and reported a publicly accessible database containing over 240,000 records belonging to willow pays, a bill payment software company based in chicago, il. The database, accessible to the public, housed sensitive customer information, including names, email addresses, phone numbers, credit limits, and other internal data. Willow, which pays customers' bills upfront and allows them to repay in four weekly installments, left over 240,000 private records exposed. A security researcher has uncovered a publicly accessible, unprotected database linked to willow pays, a fintech bill payment platform based in the united states, which holds over 240,000 sensitive records This breach involves exposure of personal data, including names, email addresses, credit limits, and internal billing information
Jeremiah fowler, a noted cybersecurity researcher. Willow pays, a popular online bill payment platform, exposed sensitive data of thousands of users due to an unsecured online database, a security researcher revealed Jeremiah fowler discovered that the database was left unprotected and contained over 240,000 records, including personal and financial details of customers The exposed database included folders labeled bills, mailing lists. Willow pay, a fintech that lets consumers split bills into four weekly payments, had its customers' names, addresses and copies of their bills exposed by an unsecured database recently discovered by a security researcher.
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