Apple quietly patches Flipper Zero exploit crashing iPhones
After updating iPhones to iOS 17.2, they will no longer fall victim to a Flipper Zero trick that forced the phones to crash.
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After updating iPhones to iOS 17.2, they will no longer fall victim to a Flipper Zero trick that forced the phones to crash.
The latest iOS update from Apple could prevent your iPhone from being crashed by hacker pranksters using a readily available pocket gadget.
Apple has finally addressed an attack involving the Flipper Zero that caused iPhones to lock up and crash after receiving an overwhelming number of Bluetooth alerts.
The infamous crash brought by Flipper Zero for iPhones is no longer working. The infamous tool, activated remotely, and can crash or make devices malfunction, Flipper Zero, is no longer working on the iOS 17.
When Apple released iOS 17.2 on Monday, December 11, it had plenty to recommend it.