George Mason University researchers claim to have uncovered a serious vulnerability in Apple's Find My network that allows hackers to

That’s because researchers from George Mason University in Virginia say they’ve discovered a serious flaw in the Find My network that could allow hackers to track almost any B

George Mason University researchers found a critical hack in the Find My system that can transform any Bluetooth device into a tracker.

Using a massive GPU setup, the researchers cracked the cryptographic protections that keep Apple AirTags safe from Bluetooth address tampering. This heavy-duty computing power all

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An AirTag is designed to send out Bluetooth messages, or “pings,” that can be detected by iPhones and other Apple devices that may pass by. The location is then sent anonymously and securely to Apple’s servers, where it can only be viewed by the owner of the AirTag ( and only by the owner and those they’ve shared its location with ).

Yes – and that is by tracking other people's Bluetooth hardware. However, a team of security researchers from George Mason University in the US state of Virginia has now shown that the Apple service,