
- Reputation.com left 320GB of logs exposed online, containing nearly 120 million records
- Data included cookies, timestamps, and identifiers risking account takeovers for major brands
- Cybernews alerted the company, but the database reportedly remains publicly accessible
Reputation.com, a US-based software company which provides online reputation management (ORM) and customer experience (CX) tools for businesses, kept a large database unlocked on the public internet, available to anyone who knew where to look, experts have warned.