 "identify thief, hacking, scam, fraud")
A security researcher alerted Thailand's national computer emergency response team, known as ThaiCERT, after he found a database exposing over eight billion Internet records on millions of Thai internet users.
Although it is not clear who owns the database, the researcher, Justin Paine, believes that a subsidiary of a major Thailand-based mobile network operator named Advanced Info Service (AIS), likely controlled the database.
The database, containing DNS queries and Netflow data, was lying on the internet without a password.
"Using this data it is quite simple to paint a picture of what a person does on the Internet," Paine wrote
