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Packet Storm News•added 2026/04/11 12:0 a.m.•3 views

A Relay a Day Keeps the AirTag Away: Practical Relay Attacks on Apple's AirTags

Apple AirTags use Apple's Find My network: when nearby iDevices detect a lost tag, they anonymously forward an encrypted location report to Apple, which the tag's owner can then fetch to locate the item. That encryption protects privacy -- neither the finder nor Apple learns the owner's identity ...

5.8AI score

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GithubExploit•added 2026/01/25 7:48 p.m.•431 views

Exploit for CVE-2025-36911

WhisperPair-PoC-Tool and Research A deep dive into CVE-2025-3...

7.1CVSS6AI score0.00007EPSS

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RedhatCVE•added 2026/01/09 10:53 a.m.•3 views

CVE-2022-33707

Improper identifier creation logic in Find My Mobile prior to version 7.2.24.12 allows attacker to identify the device...

5.3CVSS7.1AI score0.00284EPSS

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Malwarebytes•added 2025/11/11 12:35 p.m.•5 views

Stolen iPhones are locked tight, until scammers phish your Apple ID credentials

One of the reassuring things about owning an iPhone was knowing you could lock it if it got lost or stolen. Without your passcode, fingerprint or face to unlock it, it would be useless to anyone else. Now, though, some phone thieves have found a workaround, not by breaking Apple's security, but b...

6.3AI score

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Malwarebytes•added 2025/10/09 8:52 a.m.•4 views

One stolen iPhone uncovered a network smuggling thousands of devices to China

If you think Apple's 'Find My' feature was just there to help you locate your phone when it slipped down the side of the couch, think again. It turns out this service also helps law enforcement capture criminals. The original "Find My iPhone" was introduced in 2010 as a feature on the iPhone. It...

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