Bluetooth
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Apple patches Beats Studio Buds flaw that could let nearby attackers eavesdrop
Apple has patched a high-severity Beats Studio Buds Bluetooth flaw that could let nearby attackers eavesdrop through the microphone. The advisory says the fix is in Beats Firmware Update 1B211 and requires no user interaction.
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Apple patches Beats Studio Buds flaw that could let attackers hear conversations
Apple has patched a high-severity Bluetooth flaw in Beats Studio Buds that could let an attacker in range listen through the microphone before pairing. The update is delivered as firmware 1B211.
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Critical Fast Pair flaw lets attackers hijack Bluetooth headsets and eavesdrop
Researchers found a Fast Pair implementation flaw that lets attackers force-pair Bluetooth audio devices, enabling hijack, eavesdropping, and tracking of hundreds of millions of accessories. Patches from manufacturers are required to fix vulnerable devices.
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Analysis says Unitree G1 humanoid robot can be used for espionage and cyber attacks
Alias Robotics says its analysis found Unitree G1 humanoid robots can be taken over via a Bluetooth provisioning flaw, use weak, shared encryption for configuration files, and continuously transmit sensor and telemetry data to servers in China, creating risks for covert surveillance and network attacks.
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Security Researchers Warn of Bluetooth Vulnerabilities in Popular Headphones
Security researchers have identified vulnerabilities in Airoha’s Bluetooth products, putting a wide range of earbuds and headphones at risk of unauthorized access and control. Airoha has provided fixes, but manufacturers must implement updates to secure their devices.
