Tea, a popular dating app, took down its direct messaging system after a security breach was reported. Here's what you need ...

The viral women’s safety app, Tea, has come under fire after multiple data breaches and breeding bad faith gossip. When ...

Before the data breach, Tea reported a "massive surge in growth" in recent weeks, as the app gained attention through videos ...

The app was meant to make dating safer for women. Data breaches exposing its users show why it was so popular in the first ...

The platform suffered its first breach, leaking over 72,000 images used for account verification including selfies and photo ...

Users of Tea, an app designed for women to have a safe space for discussing dating, had their data leaked in a recent data breach.

Just days after a massive data breach exposed tens of thousands of user-submitted photos, the dating safety app, Tea, has ...

What caused the Tea App data breach to expose 72,000 images? Imagine signing up for an app meant to keep you safe, only to ...

With targeted attacks becoming more sophisticated, businesses must prioritise proactive strategies to safeguard user data.

A major security breach has rocked the viral women’s-only Tea app, with hackers reportedly leaking more than 13,000 selfies ...

Selfies and images can be a “data goldmine” for artificial intelligence-driven data attacks, said Richard Blech, CEO and ...

In the wake of the Tea breach, in which thousands of IDs and photos were stolen from the women-only dating safety site that ...