Here is a cool little gadget I'd never heard of before. It's a temperature datalogger. It lasts 60 days. Sadly I think it may be disposable (but I'd imagine rechargeable versions exist. )

Suppose you are shipping fruit across the country and you've paid extra to have the trucks chilled down to 65F. How do you know they didn't ship them at 75F and only lower the temp fully just before arrival?

Hide this bad boy in your shipment, then check the USB for data on arrival.

They cost about $4 each.

One thing I’ve noticed is Mandiant now assign their own CVE like numbers to cloud provider vulnerabilities like this.

There really needs to be a properly, commonly agreed up system like CVE for this (not run by Google). I know there’s attempts at this, I hope they take off.

The illusion the cloud is magically secure is just that; an illusion. At the minute cloud providers are hiding behind lack of regulation, lack of transparency & deliberate subterfuge to protect shareholders. It’s not great.