Security

Mozilla has released its Privacy Not Included report that looks at the security of dating platforms, and some connected sex toys. Some fare better than others.

It's a new year, but the same longstanding security leaks are being disclosed, this time by Fleek, a Snapchat-like image sharing app aimed at US college users.

The smarty-pants device is designed to lock a person’s penis inside it. However, security flaws left location exposed and anyone can lock all devices remotely.

Another day, another data leak involving a dating service – although this time, none of the dating sites affected are actually to blame for the lapse.

The TOR network has been subject to online hacks, which although aimed at scamming bitcoin, affect the privacy of anyone using the network.

A timely reminder has been served to a Florida judge to use PIN-protected Zoom meetings, after participants started broadcasting pornography.

OkCupid has become the latest dating app to fall prey to the sloppy-security police, with several bugs discovered that could have led to a leak in users’ personal information.

Facebook users in 20 countries can now create a dating profile via the Facebook app. Considering Facebook's history, can it be trusted with something as personal as our 'Secret Crushes'?