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Was AWS, Bitnami, NodeJS and MongoDB vulnerable during 2021?

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One user reported that their email and password on my website had been compromised. The website runs on NodeJS and MongoDB, with passwords salted and hashed. It has a front-end only, with little user content sanitized and never shown, and connection to the server secured by public-private key and IP address restrictions. The probability of a hack is very little and could have happened if MongoDB or NodeJS packages (Express and Passport) had a vulnerability between February and June 2021 that exposed database information in between the time that it was discovered and the periodic patching of packages (with sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade and npm audit fix).

If that is true, what should I be looking for in the logs from standard output?

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