The security flaw in the Cellmate Chastity Cage first came to light in October 2020, when Alex Lomas, a researcher at UK-based security research group Pen Test Partners, revealed that by exploiting a serious vulnerability in the app that came with the sex toy, a hacker could lock the device permanently from a remote location. My first reaction would have been a panicked “how TF do I find 0.02 Bitcoin!?!” But perhaps someone who is ok with locking up their secret bits in an internet-enabled male chastity device would be more capable of laying their hands on a bitcoin ransom rather more rapidly than this country bumpkin from FNQ but, I digress.
An uncomfortably large number of gentlemen might be questioning their device collection this year when it was revealed that at least one person, who’d locked their junk up tight for the night (and beyond) in an internet-enabled male chastity device, clocked a rather rude surprise when they received the disconcerting message “hahaha I have your cock now, send 0.02 BTC… or you’ll be locked forever.”
