Security flaw exposes users' emails, passwords of 'smart' chastity cage maker
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. Image Courtesy: Unsplash.