There is a men’s tea application, and it also has security problems

The tea itself describes as a safety application for women, allowing users to share unidentified details about the men they met. A new application called Teooonher tries to turn the text, as men share information about women who return. While the tea audited last month after that Information revealed, including identifying possible details such as phone numbers and personal tales, it seems that the Copycat app has the same problem.

Discover many security problems in Teooonher, which is currently the second most popular lifestyle app on iOS. (Tea is the current leader despite the issues). The publication stated that he identified a defect in safety that allowed anyone to access Teooonher user data, including user names, email addresses, driver licenses and personal photos. He also found a possible second problem as the email address and the normal text password for Xavier Lampkin, founder and CEO of the application developer, was left, exposed. These accreditation data seems to provide access to the Teooonher Management Panel, which is another safety risk.

The full report in It also raises concerns about the common content content, which guarantees random postals with nude pictures of women. It is not clear how much about 53,000 Teooonher users may be robots, or whether the application is supposed to be used seriously; Its descriptions are used in the iOS store, a semi -sophisticated language to include tea.