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"Dick Cage Maker Says IoT Chastity Belt Is Safe After New Penetration Test"
Are we not doing phrasing anymore???
Dick Cage Maker Says IoT Chastity Belt Is Safe After New Penetration Test
After several customers got hacked, the distributor of an internet connected chastity cage wants to reassure everyone that the device is now safe to use.
by Lorenzo Franceschi-Bicchierai
February 9, 2021, 9:00am
Last year, a hacker locked the internet-connected chastity cages of several men and asked for a ransom after taking advantage of vulnerabilities in the device's mobile app infrastructure. One victim, who had his device on when the hacker took control, had no choice but to use bolt cutters to free himself, which left him "bleeding and it fucking hurt," as he told Motherboard recently.
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Now, the European distributor of the chastity cage, which is called CELLMATE, wants everyone to know that it's safe to use the device after the release of a new app, which it says fixed the vulnerabilities in the API used to control it. The vulnerabilities were found last year by the security firm Pen Test Partners, which specializes in finding bugs in Internet of Things devices. The distributor says it contracted with a third party to do an additional penetration test of the cock cage's app.
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https://www.vice.com/en/article/g5b3mw/dick-cage-maker-says-iot-chastity-belt-is-safe-after-new-penetration-test
After several customers got hacked, the distributor of an internet connected chastity cage wants to reassure everyone that the device is now safe to use.
by Lorenzo Franceschi-Bicchierai
February 9, 2021, 9:00am
Last year, a hacker locked the internet-connected chastity cages of several men and asked for a ransom after taking advantage of vulnerabilities in the device's mobile app infrastructure. One victim, who had his device on when the hacker took control, had no choice but to use bolt cutters to free himself, which left him "bleeding and it fucking hurt," as he told Motherboard recently.
Advertisement
Now, the European distributor of the chastity cage, which is called CELLMATE, wants everyone to know that it's safe to use the device after the release of a new app, which it says fixed the vulnerabilities in the API used to control it. The vulnerabilities were found last year by the security firm Pen Test Partners, which specializes in finding bugs in Internet of Things devices. The distributor says it contracted with a third party to do an additional penetration test of the cock cage's app.
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https://www.vice.com/en/article/g5b3mw/dick-cage-maker-says-iot-chastity-belt-is-safe-after-new-penetration-test
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Or humans can be exceptionally weird about fucking?
I totally stopped using mine when the story came out...That is after I begged Mistress Mrs. Glamrock....
And just to be sure...
