UK Government Warns of Cybersecurity Risks in Bluetooth-Enabled Sex Toys

Urgent cyber attack warning as Brits' sex toys 'could be weaponised by hackers'

Remote-controlled sex toys could be 'weaponised' by hackers as they don't use encrypted connections with smart phones, according to a concerning new government report

Warning over hidden danger in remote-controlled sex toys

Users of the X-rated gadgets could be in a for a rude shock.

Remote-controlled sex toys could be 'weaponised' against users in hack attacks

REMOTE-controlled sex toys could be “weaponised” against users by hackers.Cyber menaces are able to bypass security on devices to alter intensity

Remote-controlled sex toys vulnerable to attacks

Remote-controlled sex toys with bluetooth connectivity could be vulnerable to attack by malicious third parties, according to new British research.

Remote-controlled sex toys could be hacked to harm users, UK government warns

Cyberattackers could deliberately cause the device to overheat

Remote-controlled sex toys ‘vulnerable to attack by third parties’

Remote-controlled sex toys may be vulnerable to attack by malicious third parties, according to new research. The combination of sex toys and technologies have multiple vulnerabilities, which demonstrate ‘clear capacity to inflict physical and psychological harm on to unknowing consumers’, the research from the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology. Vulnerabilities include the Bluetooth connectivity that links the device with a compa…