Tea App Hack Leaks Tens of Thousands of Images
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The women-only app Tea, recently popular for allowing users to share information about men, has been hacked. Approximately 72,000 images, including 13,000 verification photos and government IDs, were reportedly leaked online. The company confirmed the breach, stating the data originated from a two-year-old database. They've engaged cybersecurity experts to secure their systems and are prioritizing user privacy. The hack follows online discussions on 4Chan calling for such an action. While the authenticity of the leaked data remains unverified, the incident raises significant concerns about data security and the app's future.
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