Chris Vickery discovered an entirely unencrypted CouchDB installation that was accessible to the public internet.
The Kingo clients' Guatemalan national ID cards' front and back were both represented in the database via high-resolution photographic photographs.
Kingo required agents to capture images of a new customer's national identification card in addition to the signed client contract.
The business immediately safeguarded the database with a password.
Source: https://mackeeper.com/blog/data-breach-reports-2016/
"id": "KIN45321823",
"linkid": "kingo",
"type": "Data Leak",
"date": "07/2016",
"severity": "60",
"impact": "3",
"explanation": "Attack with significant impact with internal employee data leaks"