US EditionUK Government Warns of Cybersecurity Risks in Bluetooth-Enabled Sex Toys
- Remote-Controlled sex toys with Bluetooth connectivity may be vulnerable to attacks by malicious third parties, according to research commissioned by the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology.
- The research indicates that these devices have multiple vulnerabilities that could inflict physical and psychological harm on unknowing consumers.
- The spokesperson for the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology stated that the UK has a robust product security regime and plans to introduce a Cyber Security and Resilience Bill later this year.
- Future concerns include the risks associated with virtual reality and artificial intelligence-powered sex robots that require safeguarding against potential harms, as highlighted by the research.
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