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Ultrahuman is addressing a recent security breach, saying it did not impact users’ passwords or credit cards. The discussion is centered on the scope of the incident and what protections (or lack of exposure) apply to sensitive payment and login data.

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Ultrahuman claims the breach did not expose passwords or credit card data.

Ultrahuman is addressing a recent security breach, saying it did not impact users’ passwords or credit cards. The discussion is centered on the scope of the incident and what protections (or lack of exposure) apply to sensitive payment and login data.

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gsmarena.com

Ultrahuman informs users of breach, but passwords and payment info are safe

The breach happened on March 27 when a third party gained access to an internal analytics system. Ultrahuman founder and CEO, Mohit Kumar, informed users...

8d ago Ivan
theverge.com

Ultrahuman data breach exposed users’ wellness data.

The smart ring company says on March 27th hackers used an internal analytics tool to access users’ contact and account details, transaction history, and “some fitness related data.” According to TechC

10d ago Stevie Bonifield
cnet.com

Ultrahuman Adds Red Light Therapy to Its Personalized Wellness Lineup

The smart ring company plans to offer an LED therapy device that syncs with its smart rings.

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cnet.com

Ultrahuman Launched the First Smart Ring Integration for Expert-Led Workouts

Guided by your recovery and sleep, the Ultrahuman Ring’s Les Mills PowerPlug will use your health metrics to recommend on-demand workouts.

53d ago See full bio

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What has Ultrahuman advised?

The email goes on to advise me to “be alert to phishing attempts. If you receive any unexpected email, SMS, or telephone call referencing Ultrahuman, your orders, or your personal data, please treat it with caution, particularly where it conveys urgency or requests that you click a link.” In a week that’s seen Oura launch the Oura Ring 5, and reports building about a new Samsung Galaxy Ring, what this data breach will do to Ultrahuman’s reputation remains to be seen. I reached out to Ultrahuman, and they responded with the following statement: "On March 27 2026, the wellness data of 0.1% of us

Ultrahuman data breach: I was affected, and here's what hackers stole
What have the hackers stolen?

According to the email that landed in my inbox last night, the “affected dataset” contained just one single piece of personal information: my email address. In the grand scheme of things, that's not too bad. A statement on the Ultrahuman website confirms that for other users, this won’t be the only data accessed by hackers. “The information visible to the unauthorised individual varied by account. The dataset that was accessed contained, depending on the user, contact and account details, order and transaction history, and for a smaller group of users, some fitness related data associated with

Ultrahuman data breach: I was affected, and here's what hackers stole
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