Itbrief Tenable Discovers Looker Flaws Allowing Remote Control and Data Extraction
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Tenable Research has identified two vulnerabilities in Google Looker that could enable attackers to remotely control Looker servers and access sensitive internal data. These flaws, known as 'LookOut', affect both cloud and on-premises deployments of Looker, which is utilized by over 60,000 organizations globally. Google has acted quickly to patch these vulnerabilities, and organizations are advised to ensure they have updated their systems.
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