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Your Ring cameras weren’t hacked over the weekend — here’s what actually happened

If you noticed a flurry of unauthorized devices logged into your Ring account recently, you’re not alone and no, you weren’t hacked. As reported by BleepingComputer, Ring, which makes some of the best ...
Bleeping Computer

Ring denies breach after users report suspicious logins

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. On May 28th, many Ring customers reported seeing ...
TechHive

Ring rolls out end-to-end encryption worldwide, adds authenticator app and CAPTCHA support

Following a U.S.-only “technical preview” that kicked off back in January, Ring announced Tuesday that users worldwide can now enable end-to-end encryption for supported Ring devices. Ring also ...
WGAL

Ring users report device access issue linked to incorrect login dates

INVESTIGATOR BRIAN ROCHE HAS MORE. SO THIS ISSUE WITH THE RING CAMERA SYSTEMS DATES BACK TO MAY 28TH OF THIS YEAR. A RING USER NOTICED THAT HER RING DEVICES HAD BEEN ACCESSED BY UNFAMILIAR DEVICES.