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A security researcher says that a Flipper Zero device can carry out DoS attacks on iPhones running iOS 17 by continuously sending Bluetooth pairing requests

No cure yet for a popular iPhone attack, except for turning off Bluetooth.  —  One morning two weeks ago, security researcher Jeroen van der Ham …

Ars Technica Dan Goodin

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  • @mishaalrahman Mishaal Rahman on x
    You may have seen articles about how the Flipper Zero can be used to easily spam iOS, Windows, and Android devices with bogus Bluetooth device connection requests, which in the case of iOS 17, can crash them. Here's how to protect your Android device from these spam attacks.... […
  • @maldr0id @maldr0id on x
    Flipper Zero is the best thing that has ever happened to the security of all wireless protocols
  • @rtehrani Rich Tehrani on x
    Scary device can send updated iPhones into a never-ending Denial of Service loop, making them unusable https://arstechnica.com/...
  • @daveschroeder Dave Schroeder on x
    This same attack also works against Android and Windows devices in the same way, but that isn't as exciting. ;-) This tiny device is sending updated iPhones into a never-ending DoS loop https://arstechnica.com/... #
  • r/technews r on reddit
    This tiny device is sending updated iPhones into a never-ending DoS loop.  No cure yet for a popular iPhone attack, except for turning off Bluetooth.