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Apple allows some iOS apps to track user locations via lists of nearby SSIDs(wingu.se)
722 points by lloyds_barclays | 264 comments
Blog post arguing that Apple's iOS HotspotHelper API, available since iOS 9, lets apps infer user locations from nearby Wi-Fi networks without user authorization.
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Apple introduces new AirTag with longer range and improved findability(apple.com)
577 points by meetpateltech | 689 comments
Apple Newsroom announcement of a next-generation AirTag with improved Precision Finding, longer Bluetooth range, and a louder speaker.
An Apology(elevationlab.com)
111 points by cdrnsf | 130 comments
Elevation Lab blog post apologizing for launching an AirTag silencing tool that could help stalkers track people without triggering phone alerts.
Apple Security Research Device(security.apple.com)
160 points by neom | 99 comments
Apple's program page for the Security Research Device, a specially fused iPhone loaned to qualified researchers for iOS security research, with guidelines and application details.
Recent 'MFA Bombing' Attacks Targeting Apple Users(krebsonsecurity.com)
379 points by vdddv | 212 comments
KrebsOnSecurity article on phishing attacks that abuse Apple's password reset feature to flood devices with prompts, followed by calls spoofing Apple support.
Bruteforcing the phone number of any Google user(brutecat.com)
554 points by brutecat | 174 comments
A security researcher's write-up describing how to bruteforce the phone number linked to any Google account, with a terminal demo of the exploit tool.
Apple pulls data protection tool after UK government security row(bbc.com)
1690 points by helsinkiandrew | 1035 comments
BBC News article reporting that Apple withdrew its Advanced Data Protection encryption feature in the UK after a dispute with the government over access to user data.












