ClarityCheck facial-image data exposure
Security researcher Jeremiah Fowler found that ClarityCheck, a US-registered face-search and reverse-lookup service, had left roughly 450 GB of images — more than 9 million files, including photos of children — in an unsecured, publicly accessible Amazon S3 bucket, alongside a second database of emails and phone numbers.
- Victim
- ClarityCheck
- Records
- 9.0M