Hapn GPS Tracker Exposes Customer Data
A security flaw in Hapn's GPS tracking platform has exposed the names and business affiliations of over 8,600 customers. The vulnerability, discovered by a security researcher, allows access to customer data via web browser developer tools. While location data remains secure, the exposed information includes IMEI numbers and customer details. Read more about security issues.
Hapn, also known as Spytec, markets GPS trackers for personal and commercial use. The company boasts a large customer base, including Fortune 500 companies. Despite multiple attempts by TechCrunch, Hapn has not yet addressed the issue, and the data remains exposed. See similar tech news here.
The researcher's investigation was prompted by customer reviews suggesting the trackers were used for monitoring spouses or partners. The exposed data also reveals numerous trackers linked to individuals without clear affiliations, raising concerns about potential privacy violations. Several affected individuals confirmed their identities but declined further comment. Explore alternative tracking solutions.