US Logistics Provider SpeedX Exposes Sensitive Database Containing More Than 840 Million Records

US e-commerce logistics provider SpeedX delivers packages for platforms including Amazon, Temu and TikTok Shop, and holds large volumes of recipient and driver operations data. The exposure involved not only consumers' home addresses but also driver identification documents and app credentials. With more than 840 million records affected, it could rank among the largest logistics data breaches on record.

Reports said a misconfigured Microsoft Azure cloud storage bucket belonging to SpeedX was publicly accessible, exposing more than 840 million records online. The data included recipients' names and addresses, delivery records, driver identification documents and app login credentials. Available information does not specify the exact dates when the data first became exposed, when the issue was discovered or when access was blocked.