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Apple’s latest iOS 17 update makes iPhones susceptible to a Bluetooth attack that can crash handsets. Security researchers are warning that disabling Bluetooth is the only workaround right now.
A new device called the Flipper Zero has been gaining popularity for its ability to hack a wide range of radio frequency (RF) devices, including iPhones, key cards, and even car fobs.
Infosec researcher Jeroen van der Ham recently stumbled upon an iPhone vulnerability while riding the train in the Netherlands. During the trip, his iPhone 15 began popping...
Apple remains quiet about the Flipper Zero attacks that are forcing iPhone users running iOS 17 or later into three-minute DoS loops.
Zoom in / A fully refurbished iPhone (left) after being force-disabled by Flipper Zero (right).Jeroen van der Ham One morning two weeks ago, security