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Lovense App Vulnerability Exposes Millions of User Emails via Usernames

Lovense App Vulnerability Exposes Millions of User Emails via Usernames

A critical API flaw in Lovense's connected sex toy platform allows attackers to map usernames to private email addresses in under one second, putting 20 million users at risk of doxxing and harassment. Despite researchers disclosing the vulnerability in March 2025, the company estimates a 14-month remediation timeline due to legacy app compatibility concerns.
Ring's Phantom Logins: Backend Glitch Sparks Security Panic, Reveals IoT Trust Gap

Ring's Phantom Logins: Backend Glitch Sparks Security Panic, Reveals IoT Trust Gap

A viral TikTok trend sparked widespread alarm among Ring users who discovered unexplained logins dated May 28, 2025, suggesting a breach. Ring confirmed the logins were a display error caused by a backend update, not a hack, though lingering questions about foreign device entries fuel ongoing skepticism. This incident highlights the fragile trust in smart home ecosystems and the critical need for transparent communication during technical failures.