OnePlus discloses security issue that could have exposed sensitive data
(Android Central)

OnePlus doesn`t believe the vulnerability was exploited. What you need to know OnePlus has disclosed and fixed a vulnerability in its out of warranty repairs system that would have allowed third parties access to some sensitive customer data. This data would have included things like IMEI, name, address, among others. The company says that no credit card details were visible at any point. OnePlus was alerted to a vulnerability that could have led to the leaking of sensitive user data, Android Police reported on Friday. The vulnerability was found in one of the firm`s out-of-warranty repair invoicing systems. It would only have ever affected a small number of U.S. customers and was run by a third party. Android Police notified OnePlus of the issue and worked with them to resolve it. In essence, if anyone exploited the vulnerability, they would have been able to see the data of users who had filed for a repair but had yet to pay the invoice. Said party would have had access to o...