Vtech, the maker of high-tech educational toys for children, confirmed it suffered a security breach, potentially putting the information of customers at risk.

The data breach of Hong Kong-based toy manufacturer VTech appears to have also included photos of children and parents, adding to what could be one of the worst leaks of the year.

Security experts are urging parents to boycott electronic toy maker VTech after the company updated its terms and conditions to explicitly note that it is not responsible for any data breach.

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Shares of electronic toy maker VTech Holdings Ltd were suspended from trade on Monday after customer data was stolen in a cyber attack, sparking concern over the loss of information relating to ...

British police have arrested a 21-year-old man as part of a global investigation into the hacking of Hong Kong educational toymaker VTech, which exposed personal data of millions of children and ...

Educational toy maker VTech is expected to face intense legal scrutiny in the United States as more than six million children’s profiles, including nearly half from that country, were exposed by ...