Wireless vibrator hacking

Given how sensitive and personal these devices are, researchers are continuing to focus their efforts on finding flaws in sex toys to have them fixed. All our journalism is independent and is in no way influenced by any advertiser or commercial initiative. The researchers said as many as six-figures worth of users. Smart security camera flaws allowed access to live stream. You agree to receive updates, alerts and promotions from CBS and that CBS may share information about you with our marketing partners so that they may contact you by email or otherwise about their products or services. Topics Data and computer security.

A good parent will be able to look at ANY thing there kid may find on line and have a discussion about it, appropriate to the developmental level of the the kid. This article sure made a few prudes come out of the woodwork I enjoy reading this and it was not the least bit inappropriate, there was no nudity, if you found this offensive.. I think I need to get into the sex toy business, I think it would be a lot of fun. The only difference is in the prejudiced eye of the beholder.

Put some glue on the cable to fix it. About Us Contact Hackaday. Yeah… I wrote that line and then looked at it for about 3 minutes. Either way will leave her better prepared for the real thing! With the control interface out of the way, the only thing left to do was to figure out how to control the business end of the vibrator.

Samsung patches SmartThings Hub flaws. When any device is connected to the internet, two things become true: The so-called Vibratissimo "panty buster" is a smart toy that connects through Bluetooth to a phone. The collected data is then stored and can be used by the company. Sex toy security may seem like a joke, but it is a serious topic that researchers have been far too afraid to delve into out of various cultural hangups around "adult" products," he told ZDNet in an email. Do you care if the manufacturer is tracking your activity, sexual health and to whom you give control? Security researchers have found that a popular internet-connected sex toy is riddled with vulnerabilities and flaws, which put users at a huge privacy risk.