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Vatican’s Click to Pray App Exposes 700,000 Users Through Unauthenticated API Flaw
The Vatican’s official Click to Pray app has exposed the personal information of more than 700,000 users through an unauthenticated API flaw. The issue allowed anyone with a web browser to retrieve account data without needing to sign in. Click to Pray offers daily prayers and papal content through its website and mobile applications. Users […] The post Vatican’s Click to Pray App Exposes 700,000 Users Through Unauthenticated API Flaw appeared first on Cyber Security News.
The Vatican’s official Click to Pray app has exposed the personal information of more than 700,000 users through an unauthenticated API flaw. The issue allowed anyone with a web browser to retrieve account data without needing to sign in. Click to Pray offers daily prayers and papal content through its website and mobile applications. Users provided names, email addresses, passwords, and sometimes their country when creating accounts, creating a large pool of data that should have…
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