Ultrahuman discloses March breach exposing contact data of ~700 smart ring users via infected laptop
Indian D2C smart ring maker Ultrahuman confirmed a cybersecurity incident that leaked contact and order details of roughly 700 customers — about 0.1% of its 7 lakh MAUs — through an employee's malware-infected laptop. Payment and password data were unaffected. The disclosure lands as the brand posts ₹564.7 Cr FY25 revenue and ₹71.5 Cr net profit.
Indian D2C smart ring maker Ultrahuman disclosed a March cybersecurity breach exposing contact and order details of ~700 users via an employee's malware-infected laptop. Critical payment and password data were unaffected; remediation measures deployed.
Why this matters
Ultrahuman's first public security disclosure lands during a strong financial run, with FY25 revenue of ₹564.7 Cr and ₹71.5 Cr profit, testing trust as the D2C smart ring brand scales globally.
Retail-brand signals steady at 943 over the last 90 days.