Male chastity device vulnerable to locking by hackers, say researchers

Security researchers found flaws that leave the Cellmate vulnerable to hacking and prevent the lock from being opened, permanently locking the user in the device.- Qiui Store

HONG KONG (AFP): A security flaw in an Internet-connected male chastity device could allow hackers to remotely lock it -- leaving users trapped, researchers have warned.

The Cellmate, produced by Chinese firm Qiui, is a cover that clamps on the base of the male genitals with a hardened steel ring, and does not have a physical key or manual override.