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The headline should be ‘China claims to have cracked Airdrop.
There are two possible reasons for the claim - only one of which is that they have
Why would China announce their zero day exploit to the Internet? FUDD.
"You can't trust those iPhones, only trust Chinese company phones". -- CCP, probably
Ahh, interesting to read about the technique, thanks for the link. For anyone else curious, here's a TLDR quote:
In 2021, researchers at Germany's Technical University of Darmstadt reported that they had devised practical ways to crack what Apple calls the identity hashes used to conceal identities while AirDrop determines if a nearby person is in the contacts of another. One of the researchers' attack methods relies on rainbow tables.
this post was submitted on 09 Jan 2024
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