It’s an all-out doxxing war of the sexes. First, women using a new app called The Tea to snitch on their dates’ “bad behavior” and publicly shame their exes. Then, a hacker exposed thousands of the ...

A viral app marketed as a safe space for women to share information about men they date has been hit by a major data hack, with tens of thousands of women's photos and IDs leaked online. The US-based ...

Hackers have ruined yet another app experience. According to a report published by NBC News on Friday, the Tea app, pegged as a space for women to "safely talk about men," was compromised, and roughly ...

A phone app that Mike Waltz, President Donald Trump’s former national security adviser, apparently used to save his text messages has temporarily suspended its services as it investigates a ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Tea's security woes worsen. - Thomas Fuller/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images Just days after thousands of user images and ...

Weeks after hackers leaked user data from the Tea app, a platform that lets women rate ex-partners, a new male version of the app, TeaOnHer, experienced the same issue. The original Tea app launched ...

Federal prosecutors are expected to file criminal charges soon after agents working undercover in Macomb County investigated the creator of an app that let users remotely spy on victims’ cell phones ...

Bumble and Match say user data was not exposed after hackers tied to ShinyHunters claimed breaches, but the incidents renew concerns about dating app security.