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Ring denies breach after suspicious logins reported by users

Ring is warning that a backend update bug is responsible for customers seeing a surge in unauthorized devices logged into their account on May 28th. The company stated that the issue was not caused by a system breach or credential exposure. A Ring representative stated that the company is investigating the issue and working to resolve it. They encouraged users to enable two-factor authentication to protect their accounts.

Ring denies breach after suspicious logins reported by users

Ring has attributed a surge in unauthorized devices detected logging into customer accounts on May 28th to a backend update bug. The company explicitly stated that this issue did not arise from a system breach or the compromise of credentials.

A representative from Ring indicated that the firm is currently investigating the matter and is endeavoring to resolve it. Users were strongly encouraged to enable two-factor authentication as a protective measure for their accounts. This is not the first time Ring has faced such challenges, as a major breach in 2019 previously led to the exposure of thousands of credentials.

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