Ceop website form ‘could have put children at risk’

An investigation is under way after a web page – set up to protect children online – was found to be insecure.

A member of the public found a form on the Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre’s website – to report alleged offenders – was unencrypted.

Security experts have described the breach of data as a serious error which could have put children at risk — via redwolf.newsvine.com