Summary
A publicly accessible database containing records associated with Brazil’s SISVISA health surveillance system exposed 102,215 documents totaling approximately 79GB, including tax identification numbers, contact details, licensing records, and inspection reports. Public access was restricted after cybersecurity researcher Jeremiah Fowler notified multiple Brazilian agencies.
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