Critical iPhone AirPlay Flaws Enable Network Hacks
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Researchers at Oligo Security discovered 23 vulnerabilities in Apple's AirPlay, dubbed 'AirBorne', allowing hackers on the same Wi-Fi network to take control of iPhones and other devices. Two critical flaws enable malware deployment across the network. Apple released updates on March 31st to address the vulnerabilities, but millions of third-party AirPlay devices may remain vulnerable without manufacturer updates. Experts urge users to update their Apple devices and consider disabling AirPlay for enhanced security.
Researchers at Oligo Security discovered 23 vulnerabilities in Apple's AirPlay, dubbed 'AirBorne', allowing hackers on the same Wi-Fi network to take control of iPhones and other devices. Two critical flaws enable malware deployment across the network. Apple released updates on March 31st to address the vulnerabilities, but millions of third-party AirPlay devices may remain vulnerable without manufacturer updates. Experts urge users to update their Apple devices and consider disabling AirPlay for enhanced security.
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