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Major Flaw in Apple’s Find My Network Exposed

2/27/2025

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A team of researchers at George Mason University has uncovered a serious flaw in Apple's Find My network, enabling hackers to remotely track Bluetooth devices through a technique known as nRootTag. This alarming exploit can manipulate cryptographic keys with a staggering 90% success rate. While Apple recognized the issue in July 2024, a fix remains pending. Users are urged to remain vigilant and manage their Bluetooth permissions carefully.

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A team of researchers at George Mason University has uncovered a serious flaw in Apple's Find My network, enabling hackers to remotely track Bluetooth devices through a technique known as nRootTag. This alarming exploit can manipulate cryptographic keys with a staggering 90% success rate. While Apple recognized the issue in July 2024, a fix remains pending. Users are urged to remain vigilant and manage their Bluetooth permissions carefully.