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Hacker spam iPhone users with fake Bluetooth pop-ups

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A security researcher recently demonstrated how to use a Flipper Zero to perform wireless attacks on Apple devices such as an iPhone or iPad. The hacker says the attack is a Bluetooth advertising assault because it basically causes the device to show several Bluetooth connection pop-ups to the user. While iOS lets you close the pop-up, it will keep showing up as long as the accessory (or FlipperZero) is nearby.

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Hacker spam iPhone users with fake Bluetooth pop-ups

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9to5Mac broke the news in 2 years ago on Tuesday, September 5, 2023.

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