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broadcasts to nearby Apple devices that then upload the data for you We released an macOS application to retrieve, decode and display the uploaded data: https://github.com/positive-security/send-my Being inherent to the privacy and security-focused design of the Find My Offline Finding system, it seems unlikely that this misuse can be prevented completely Introduction With the recent release of Apple's AirTags, I was curious whether Find My's Offline Finding network could be (ab)used to upload arbitrary data to the Internet, from devices that are not connected to WiFi or mobile internet. T...

A security researcher made use of the Find My network exploit and sent messages and other data across Apple devices.

Geeky Gadgets 2:28 pm If you have been hoping to run Linux on your new Apple M1 Silicon powered laptop or mini Mac system you may be interested in an article published to the Asahi Linux website detailing the complexities of running Linux on the Apple Silicon. “Apple Silicon Macs boot in a completely different way from PCs. The way they work is more akin to embedded platforms (like Android phones, or, of course, iOS devices), but with quite a few bespoke mechanisms thrown in. However, Apple has taken a few steps to make this boot process feel closer to that of an Intel Mac, so there has bee...

Best Smart Gadgets To Exercise At Home Latest update on Elisa Fierro . Amid the pandemic, some of us have been forced to exercise at home, and this can be difficult. Even going so far as to follow a routine can become a nightmare, tutorial videos can be complicated and mostly we tend to lose motivation after a while. It is important to have in mind that our bodies need to keep active, and exercise regularly even from home can give us the energy and strength we need to have a healthy lifestyle. You can build a complete workout routine at home. If you’re lo...

Concern raised over iPhone 12 potentially disabling implanted heart devices Doctors are concerned the magnets in the iPhone 12 could disable implanted medical devices. and last updated 2021-02-17 08:23:51-05 KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Medical research has shown the new iPhone 12 could disable implanted heart devices, like the pacemaker or defibrillator. Findings from the Heart Rhythm Society reported internal magnets are so strong that the phone could interfere with the heart devices. The nonprofit focuses on cardiac rhythm disorders. In its report, it says, "We hereby report an important publ...