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Hackers can spam your iPhone with annoying pop-ups urging you to connect to a nearby AirTag, Apple TV, AirPods, and other Apple devices using a popular and cheap hacking tool. Anthony, a security researcher, demonstrated this attack using a Flipper Zero, a small device that can be programmed to wirelessly attack iPhones, car keyfobs, contactless …

A security researcher devised a proof-of-concept attack that can flood iPhones with spoofed popups with the use of a popular hacking tool.

Attendees at Def Con, one of the world’s largest hacking conferences, are used to weird shenanigans, such as a seemingly innocuous wall of...

Hackers built the device as a proof of concept to reveal iPhones Bluetooth weaknesses. Made from cheap and available hardware, it can mimic requests from an Apple TV

Researcher Jae Bochs' initiative showcased a mere $70 device that could exploit Bluetooth vulnerabilities in Apple devices.

At the Def Con 2023 conference for hackers and cybersecurity professionals, attendees saw an alarming potential security risk. Thanks to researcher Jae Bochs’…

At Def Con 2023, some attendees were shown in real-time how a relatively cheap device leveraging Bluetooth flaws can force bogus notifications and potentially get the user to surrender sensitive data.

At Def Con 2023, some attendees were shown in real-time how a relatively cheap device leveraging Bluetooth flaws can force bogus notifications and potentially get the user to surrender sensitive data.

Bochs told TechCrunch that all they needed for this experiment was a contraption consisting of a Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W, two antennas, a Linux-compatible Bluetooth adapter, and a portable battery. Bochs said that they focused on “proximity actions,” which appear on an iPhone screen when Apple devices are close to each other. Bochs also said they created a proof-of-concept that “builds a custom advertisement packet that mimics what Apple TV etc. are constantly emitting at lo...