vulnerable to hacking and could put children at risk, a consumer safety group warned Tuesday in a report. The UK-based group Which? researched connected toys and found vulnerabilities in several, including Furby Connect, I-Que Intelligent Robot, CloudPets and Toy-fi Teddy. It found that these toys use unsecured Bluetooth connections and that it would be "too easy" for someone to use them to talk to a child. "That person would need hardly any technical know-how to 'hack' your child's toy," the report said. https://www.cnet.com/news/smart-toys-have-big-security-flaws-consumer-report-finds/