There's more trouble for VTech, as at least one of its tablets is deemed easy to hack and it is failing to answer questions on whether it even has a security team.

VTech hack gets worse: Chat logs, kids' photos taken in breach One security expert questioned why some data was collected by VTech in the first place. Written by Zack Whittaker, Contributor ...

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.

The VTech hack follows several other high-profile cybersecurity incidents we’ve seen over the past year, including hacks against Sony and adult hookup site Ashley Madison.

The hack was a catastrophic loss of data for parents and children, and could have been prevented had lessons from other breaches been learned.

The data breach at toymaker VTech is getting more serious. On Tuesday, the company disclosed that in addition to the 4.9 million parent accounts accessed by hackers, nearly 6.4 million children ...

Hong Kong-based educational toy manufacturer VTech is asking a federal court to drop a class-action suit stemming from a breach that exposed the personal information of millions of parents and ...

Electronic toymaker VTech Technologies got a costly learning experience Monday — a $650,000 penalty for failing to get verifiable parental consent before collecting and using personal ...

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