A massive data breach at the 'Gay Daddy' dating app has led to the exposure of over 50,000 user profiles, compromising sensitive information such as names, ages, locations, and HIV statuses. In addition, the breach revealed over 124,000 private messages and explicit photos, raising alarms among cybersecurity experts about the potential for blackmail and exploitation. While the developer has patched the leak, their lack of commentary raises questions about accountability. Security researchers emphasize the risks associated with poor data protection protocols in apps promising anonymity.
A shocking security breach exposed sensitive information of over 50,000 users from a popular dating app, risking their anonymity and safety.
Researchers at Cybernews found the app's claims of privacy and anonymity to be untrue, revealing major deficiencies in security measures.
The breach, described as a 'textbook case,' emphasizes the risks users face when apps poorly safeguard personal data, including potential exploitation.
Despite fixing the data leak, the app's developer has not issued any comments, raising concerns about accountability.
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