A security researcher has discovered that any wireless network can
pretend to be an AT&T Wi-Fi hot spot and thus lure unsuspecting
iPhone users to an untrusted network connection. Read the full article. [CNet]
A security researcher has discovered that any wireless network can
pretend to be an AT&T Wi-Fi hot spot and thus lure unsuspecting
iPhone users to an untrusted network connection. Read the full article. [CNet]
The “BLURtooth” flaw allows attackers within wireless range to bypass authentication keys and snoop on devices utilizing implementations of Bluetooth 4.0 through 5.0.
Apple has confirmed a privacy bug in it iPhone that allows the Siri voice assistant to read out messages from locked screens – even if the messages are hidden.
Apple said it has fixed an undisclosed vulnerability in its HomeKit framework that could have allowed unauthorized remote control of HomeKit devices such as smart locks and connected garage door openers.
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