Wyze says no passwords or financial information were exposed.
Cybersecurity company Twelve Security first reported the leak on Thursday, saying “both the company’s production databases were left entirely open to the internet,” exposing the information of around 2.4 million users. The data reportedly included user names and email addresses, WiFi network names, lists of camera names and personal health information for a small number of beta users.
On Sunday, Song followed up, saying the company had discovered an additional database had been left unprotected. None of the affected databases included passwords or financial information, Song said, and all of the databases have been “locked down.”
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