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Now it seems technology has begun to be used by suspected car thieves to track then later steal your car. But there is at least one thing you can do to deter your car from being tracked and then stolen.
Now it seems technology has begun to be used by suspected car thieves to track then later steal your car. But there is at least one thing you can do to deter your car from being tracked and then stolen.
Now it seems technology has begun to be used by suspected car thieves to track then later steal your car. But there is at least one thing you can do to deter your car from being tracked and then stolen.
Geeky Gadgets 9:26 am We previously heard that the new Apple AirTag had been hacked and now it looks like a security researcher may be able to exploit Apple’s Find My network. According to Security researcher Fabian Bräunlein he has been able to use Apple’s Find My network to send messages. 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. The data would be broadcasted via Bluetooth Low Energy and picked up by ne...
By Ionut Arghire on May 13, 2021 Security researchers have discovered a way to leverage Apple’s Find My's Offline Finding network to upload data from devices, even those that do not have a Wi-Fi or mobile network connection. Using Bluetooth Low Energy, the data is being sent to nearby Apple devices that do connect to the Internet, and then sent to Apple’s servers, from where it can be retrieved at a later date. The technique could be used to avoid the costs and power usage associated with mobile Internet, or to exfiltrate data from Faraday-shielded sites visited by iPhone users, researc...