UK Mobile Operator O2 Leaks MMS Photos
Anonymous Hero writes "UK Mobile Operator O2 allows its customers to send Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS) photos to email recipients by way of a web interface. The URLs published by the MMS-to-email application are not authenticated, so a simple Google search reveals hundreds, if not thousands of private photos."
Reader ttul points out similar coverage of this issue at InformationWeek.
Under pressure from the NY attorney general, major telecoms have agreed to permanently stop offering MMS service.
hundreds or thousands..... or maybe 40? someone can't count very high before jumping to 1000!
Arr, not a looker in the bunch!
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The O2 team.
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It's amazing how many people have boring pictures and enjoy sending pictures of their ugly kids.
I think O2 should have the decency to warn people about this but they haven't and I know that because I'm an O2 customer. Thankfully I only use my phone for calls so this doesn't affect me.