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Q: What is the first scenario described?A: Third party breach involving AWS and Hotel Chains.
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Q: What is the second scenario described?A: Intellectual Property Breach involving AWS.
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Q: What is the third scenario described?A: Client Web Portal Compromise via SQL Injection.
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Q: What specific alert triggered the AWS scenario?A: A news report from Krebs on Security about an AWS breach.
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Q: How long did the intruder operate in the AWS scenario?A: Over the course of 14 months.
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Q: What data was affected in the Web Portal compromise?A: Customer address, email, and purchase history.
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Q: What was the root cause of the Web Portal breach?A: SQL injection against a connection between the web application and another internal application.
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Q: What containment step was suggested for the Web Portal?A: Contacting the user by telephone, revoking access, or resetting passwords.
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Q: What did the malware analysis indicate in the AWS scenario?A: Attackers zipped and encrypted data prior to exfiltration, but it is unknown if all data was collected.
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Q: What was the 'Wildcard' mentioned in preliminary considerations?A: Identification of 3rd Party breaches, as it depends on notification from them.
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