Two vulnerabilities, known as LookOut, were found in Google Looker, a platform that helps organizations manage and visualize data. Discovered by cybersecurity firm Tenable, these flaws allow attackers with developer permissions to execute remote code and extract sensitive information from Looker instances. This is a significant concern given Looker’s role in consolidating various datasets into a unified format for enterprises. Organizations using Google Looker can either rely on a fully managed SaaS version or host it on their infrastructure. The potential for full compromise raises alarms about data security, especially as businesses increasingly depend on such platforms for data-driven decision-making. The implications of these vulnerabilities could extend far beyond individual instances, potentially affecting entire organizations if exploited by malicious actors.