Scworld Hama Film Exposes Customer Photos Due to Website Security Flaw
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Hama Film, a photo booth company, has exposed customer photos and videos online due to a significant security flaw in its file storage system. The vulnerability was discovered by a security researcher named Zeacer, who reported it to Hama Film in October 2025 but received no response. The issue was later reported to TechCrunch in late November 2025.
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