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Ultrahuman says recent security breach didn't affect passwords or credit cards

Ground.News • June 4, 2026

Tech News News: Ultrahuman, the India-based wearable technology startup known for its smart rings and health-tracking devices, has disclosed a data breach that expose.

The breach at wearable ring maker Ultrahuman stemmed from credentials stolen from a malware-infected employee laptop.

Ultrahuman’s user database was recently hacked, and the smart ring company says there was “no evidence of misuse.” On March...

Ultrahuman, an India-based wearable health-tech startup, has confirmed that hackers gained unauthorized access to customer wellness data after compromising an employee’s laptop with malware. This article has been indexed from CyberMaterial Read the original article: Ultrahuman breach exposes wellness data via stolen credentials

Owners of Ultrahuman smart rings have received a note from founder and CEO Mohit Kumar advising of a recent security incident and steps.

Ultrahuman users are now being notified a March 2026 security incident involving an internal analytics system and some user data. The email, which landed in our inbox today, says passwords, card details and payment information were not involved. The notice comes from Mohit Kumar, Ultrahuman’s founder and CEO, and explains what happened on 27 March 2026. According to the company, an unauthorised third party gained read-only access to an int…

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Ultrahuman Data Breach Exposes User Wellness Data On March 27, 2026, Ultrahuman experienced a data breach where hackers accessed an internal analytics system using stolen employee credentials. The breach affected approximately 0.1% of its user base, translating to around 700 users, although the exact number remains undisclosed. The accessed data included account details, transaction history, and some fitness-related information, but no passwords, payment information, or production systems were compromised. The company detected the breach within hours and took immediate action to secure its systems. Affected users were notified via email on June 2, 2026. Ultrahuman has since implemented enhanced security measures and notified relevant regulatory authorities. The incident highlights the privacy risks associated with wearable health technology. 13 sources 51

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