A wi-fi-
Enabling toys with built-in features
Security researchers say the built-in camera could be hacked.
Pen Test Partners, who tested Siime Eye vibrator, said that the web interface connected to it was "trivial ".
This means that the attacker has access to the private video recorded by the device and controls other features.
Svakom, the US company that produced the toy, said the updated version of its software was "completely safe ".
According to the company's website, Siime Eye has a built-in
In the micro camera and hidden searchlight, it is possible to go through wi-fi.
This allows users to "record and share" their experiences with partners through "pictures or videos", the company said.
But in the blog, Pen Test Partners show how the device was hacked.
It says that people within the device range can access their video stream by either calculating the user password or entering the manufacturer's default password 88888888 (if not changed.
Those with more advanced knowledge can get "full control" over the operation of the device, Pen said ".
"It's trivial to connect to an access point (AP)," it said, "[and]
If you can access the wireless AP, you can access everything on this web app instantly.
"Oh, as a wi-
Fi AP means you can also find users . . . . . . We were most surprised by this part.
"Pen Test says it has contacted Svakom several times on this issue since December, but has not received a response.
A spokesman for Svakom told the BBC that there will be loopholes only when using toys with laptops.
"We recommend that our users only use Siime Eye on their smartphones," they said . ".
"In addition, in the instructions on the app and the user manual, make it clear that you want to change wi-
Fi to ensure privacy.
They added: "We respect the privacy of our customers and our updated version (
Over one year old)
The Siime Eye app on the Google Play Store and Apple Store is completely secure.
A few weeks ago, Canadian company Standard Innovation agreed to pay $3. 75m (£3m)
To resolve some privacy claims, we-Vibe sex toys. Some We-
Vibe models collects intimate user data and sends it back to the manufacturer without the user's consent.
Technical experts say the vibrator could also be hacked, although the standard innovation company, which does not recognize misconduct, said outside parties did not access the data on the devices.