Another scummy stalkerware app has spilled its guts, revealing the details of its 62,000 users – and data from thousands of victims’ infected devices.

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A vulnerability in Catwatchful, an Android spyware posing as parental control software, exposed the credentials of over 62,000 customer accounts.

A so-called child safety app that secretly recorded phones for years has just been exposed along with the people who used it.