Apple debuts new highly-requested feature to stop thieves who steal your iPhone
Apple’s new iPhone security feature in iOS 17.3 will help keep you safe when someone steals your phone.
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Apple’s new iPhone security feature in iOS 17.3 will help keep you safe when someone steals your phone.
The Flipper Zero has made the news for its use in Bluetooth spamming attacks but I’ve had a glimpse of just how much more it can do.
Researchers discovered new attacks dubbed BLUFFS which could exploit devices using Bluetooth. This could mean that your Apple device is at risk right now.
The attack uses a Bluetooth Low-Energy (BLE) pairing sequence flaw. Apple uses several BLE technologies in its ecosystem, including AirDrop, HandOff, iBeacon, HomeKit, and plenty to do with Apple Watch.
An iPhone security exploit was found with a Flipper Zero and Bluetooth a few months ago and the latest iOS beta has still not fixed it.