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Are kids’ connected toys secure enough?

By Kathryn Rattigan on February 8, 2016
Posted in Children's Privacy

If the Hello Barbie complaints weren’t enough, now it has been announced that researchers determined that the kids’ toys, the Fisher-Price Smart Toy Bear and the hereO GPS watch, had some serious security vulnerabilities.  The Smart Toy Bear’s backend programming used unsecured application programming interfaces (APIs) to allow portions of software code to interact. Sounds…

Hello Barbie may not be as smart as we thought

By Kathryn Rattigan on January 13, 2016
Posted in Children's Privacy, Data Privacy

We wrote previously about the “Hell No Barbie Campaign” and the recent lawsuit against Mattel for its Hello Barbie doll privacy violations, but through all this hype, we have yet to learn exactly what Hello Barbie is truly capable of. In a new report, Hello Barbie isn’t so bright. First, in order for…

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