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China forensic firm cracks Apple's AirDrop to help Beijing police track senders - Vimarsana News

China forensic firm cracks Apple's AirDrop to help Beijing police track senders

Suspects accused of sending ‘inappropriate speech’ to subway passenger via the anonymous filesharing service ‘identified’.

Source: scmp.com
China says it can bypass AirDrop privacy measures to identify message senders - Vimarsana News

China says it can bypass AirDrop privacy measures to identify message senders

A Chinese state-backed institute has reportedly found a way to identify people who send files and messages via AirDrop. Police are said to have used the method to identify several people suspected of sharing 'undesirable content.'

Source: yahoo.com
China Claims It Has Cracked Apple's AirDrop To Identify Senders Of 'Inappropriate Speech' - Vimarsana News

China Claims It Has Cracked Apple's AirDrop To Identify Senders Of 'Inappropriate Speech'

Chinese government officials claim they can access a tool that helps identify users of Apple’s AirDrop feature from encrypted device logs, adding they have used it to ...

Source: forbes.com
China cracks Apple AirDrop security to identify users who share inappropriate data using it - Vimarsana News

China cracks Apple AirDrop security to identify users who share inappropriate data using it

A Chinese organization, supported by the government, has found a way to break through the security of Apple's AirDrop. This means that authorities can now figure out who is sharing content they don't like using this wireless feature.

China Says It Has Cracked Apple AirDrop - Vimarsana News

China Says It Has Cracked Apple AirDrop

A Chinese government forensic institute says it has successfully cracked Apple's AirDrop feature in order to identify anonymous senders.