Hackers made their way into VTech's Learning Lodge app store customer database, according to the company. As many as 4.8 million parents—and 200,000 kids–may have been affected.

Vtech, the maker of high-tech educational toys for children, confirmed it suffered a security breach, potentially putting the information of customers at risk.

VTech fleshed out its early learning aid product lines at the International Toy Fair last week with the introduction of the Artificial Intelligence and Early Learning series of computer devices for ...

Today VTech® will showcase its lineup of products that foster imagination, discovery and developmental milestones through playful innovations at Toy Fair® 2023. The engaging collection includes ...

Police have arrested a 21-year-old man in connection with the hacking of Hong Kong-based toymaker VTech.

NEW YORK (WABC) -- Electronic toy-maker VTech says hackers may have accessed the personal information of 5 million customers, including children.

Police investigating the hacking of Chinese toy company Vtech have made an arrest in the U.K. In the attack on Nov. 14, someone gained access to information about Vtech customers, including names ...

Pictures taken with VTech toys were hackable by attackers, security researchers found Electronic toymaker VTech will pay $650,000 (£480,000) to settle charges that it failed to protect the ...

Children's toy maker VTech recently revealed that personal data belonging to nearly five million customers was compromised in a security breach that took place on November 14.

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Vtech's app store database has been hacked, exposing the personal information of almost 5 million parents and more than 200,000 kids. This hacking incident is deemed as one of the largest ever ...