Theregister Carlsberg Wristbands Expose Visitor Data Due to Insecure Storage
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The Carlsberg exhibition in Copenhagen has been found to store visitor images and names insecurely, allowing unauthorized access to this personal data. Researchers, including Alan Monie from Pen Test Partners, highlighted that hundreds of beer enthusiasts visiting the brewery each month are affected by this vulnerability.
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