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While ‘smart’ devices sound lucrative due to the easy usage they promise, they are also highly vulnerable to hacking and outages. Researchers at UK-based security firm Pen Test Partners said that a flaw in Qiui Cellmate, an internet-connected chastity lock could have allowed anyone to remotely lock in a user’s penis for as long as they want. The Qiui Cellmate …
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