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Find My Network Exploit Turns Any Bluetooth Device Into a Tracker
George Mason University researchers claim to have uncovered a serious vulnerability in Apple's Find My network that allows hackers to
This Find My exploit lets hackers track any Bluetooth device – here’s how you can stay safe
That’s because researchers from George Mason University in Virginia say they’ve discovered a serious flaw in the Find My network that could allow hackers to track almost any B
Find My network can be tricked to track any Bluetooth device
Hackers have worked out how to exploit Apple's Find My network, by abusing Bluetooth on a device to effectively turn anything into a trackable AirTag.
Apple's Find My network can be exploited to track any Bluetooth device, even Android phones
Researchers have identified an exploit that allows hackers to use Apple's Find My network to track the location of any Bluetooth device.
Hackers Exploit Apple’s Find My Network to Track Any Bluetooth Device
An AirTag is designed to send out Bluetooth messages, or “pings,” that can be detected by iPhones and other Apple devices that may pass by. The location is then sent anonymously and securely to Apple’s servers, where it can only be viewed by the owner of the AirTag ( and only by the owner and those they’ve shared its location with ).
Apple’s Find My Network exploit can reportedly let hackers silently track your location
Researchers have found a bug in Apple's Find My Network that can allow hackers to silently track their target's location without using sophisticated technology.
Apple's Find My Network Flaw Enables Silent AirTag-Like Tracking of Any Bluetooth Device
According to George Mason University researcher Junming Chen, the Apple's Find My network contains a Bluetooth vulnerability that would allow a hacker to silently track a device by using its Bluetooth address. Dubbed 'nRootTag', this attack tricks the Find My network into thinking that a device is a lost AirTag.
Critical Find My vulnerability transforms any Bluetooth device into a tracker
George Mason University researchers found a critical hack in the Find My system that can transform any Bluetooth device into a tracker.
Apple’s Find My network exploit lets hackers silently track any Bluetooth device
Apple’s Find My network lets users easily track their devices and accessories such as AirTag. However, despite having anti-stalking
Apple has yet to patch vital security flaw in its Find My network
Apple’s Find My network is a powerful tool for tracking the location of your devices, but it has a major security ...
Apple iPhone Find My: Critical Alert Issued To All Users In Expert Warning
The Apple Find My network on the iPhone and other devices is highly useful but an exploit has been found which turns game ...