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Data Breach Left Millions of Israeli Kids’ Pictures Vulnerable to Hacking

Posted on March 12, 2018 by Dissent

Amitai Ziv reports:

A serious security breach in an app called Remini left millions of pictures of Israeli children vulnerable to being leaked to the internet.

Remini is an app that enables preschool teachers to stay in touch with parents. It allows them to share everything from pictures and videos through schedules of classroom activities to personal information.

Read more on Haaretz.

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