Open Bucket at EuroPort Gates

INTELEuroPort Container Terminal 4, 14:05 local. Driverless straddle carriers, automated stacking cranes, OCR cameras at the gates — thousands of containers a day, all moved by a cloud-synchronised telemetry queue.

Our external attack surface monitoring lit up on a routine perimeter sweep. A third-party logistics vendor — the one running the OCR cameras at the automated entry gates — left an S3-compatible object storage bucket world-readable. Anyone with the URL can walk the directory like it’s a shared drive.

Most of what’s in there is exactly what it claims to be: log files, camera captures, telemetry exports. One file isn’t. Somebody dropped a legacy backup archive into a root subfolder — the kind of thing an engineer uploads in a hurry and forgets about.

Operator, find the bucket. Parse the listing. Lift the archive. Pull the credential before anyone else does.