Saturday, February 22, 2020
Slickwraps Suffers Data Breach After Ignoring Warnings From Security Researcher
Slickwraps, a company that develops skins for Apple devices like the iPhone and Mac, yesterday suffered a data breach that saw customer info like names and addresses leaked. News of the leak surfaced when hackers who got into the database sent out emails to Slickwraps’ customer base of more than 370,000 users letting them know about Slickwraps’ poor security. Prior to the breach, Slickwraps was 
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