Security flaw exposes users' emails
A security researcher has discovered serious vulnerabilities in a company that manufactures an internet-controlled chastity device for males
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San Francisco A security researcher has discovered serious vulnerabilities in a company that manufactures an internet-controlled chastity device for males that exposed users’ email addresses, plaintext passwords, home addresses and IP addresses, and -- in some cases -- GPS coordinates.
According to TechCrunch, the researcher gained access to a database containing records of over 10,000 users using two vulnerabilities. The researcher exploited the bugs to see what data it could get access to.
Additionally, the researcher informed the company of the vulnerabilities on June 17, urging them to fix them and protect their users.
As of now, the company has not addressed the vulnerabilities yet, the report mentioned.
