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Researchers discover massive Wi-Fi vulnerability affecting multiple access points — AirSnitch lets attackers on the same network intercept data and launch machine-in-the-middle attacks

tomshardware - A team of researchers discovered that they can break cryptographic client isolation on a number of wireless routers by taking advantage of how Wi-Fi networks work.

#cybersecurity #networking #dataprivacy #infosec #wireless #security #hack #encryption #patching #research

Researchers discover massive Wi-Fi vulnerability affecting multiple access points — AirSnitch lets attackers on the same network intercept data and launch machine-in-the-middle attacks

8 days / tomshardware

New AirSnitch attack breaks Wi-Fi encryption in homes, offices, and enterprises

8 days / ycombinator

New AirSnitch attack breaks Wi-Fi encryption in homes, offices, and enterprises

8 days / arstechnica / Dan Goodin

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iPhone and iPad Are First Consumer Devices Cleared for NATO Classified Data

Juli Clover / macrumors - The iPhone and iPad can be used with NATO restricted level classified information after meeting NATO's information assurance requirements, Apple said today. No special software or settings are required.Apple's devices are the first and only consumer mobil…


Approval scope: Apple devices cleared to carry NATO restricted data

iPhone and iPad Approved to Handle Classified NATO Information

8 days / apple / John Gruber

Apple Says iPhone and iPad Are Approved to Handle Some Classified Data

8 days / gizmodo / Matt Novak

iPhone and iPad Become First and Only Consumer Devices Approved for Classified NATO Information

8 days / iclarified

iPhone and iPad Are First Consumer Devices Cleared for NATO Classified Data

8 days / slashdot / BeauHD

NATO Approves iPhone, iPad Use for Sensitive Data

8 days / iphoneincanada / Usman Qureshi

Your iPhone and iPad Just Got a NATO Security Clearance

8 days / idropnews / Jesse Hollington

NATO says iPhones are secure enough to handle classified data

8 days / theverge / Emma Roth

A decade after US authorization, the iPhone is allowed to handle classified data for NATO

8 days / appleinsider

iPhone and iPad Are First Consumer Devices Cleared for NATO Classified Data

8 days / macrumors / Juli Clover

iPhone and iPad approved to handle classified NATO information

8 days / ycombinator

Apple iPhone, iPad now approved to handle NATO info

8 days / mobilesyrup / Jonathan Lamont


German vetting: BSI testing confirmed devices meet NATO requirements

NATO certifies iPhone and iPad for restricted information

8 days / betanews / Wayne Williams

NATO approves the iPhone and iPad for classified use

8 days / engadget / Will Shanklin


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iPhone and iPad Are First Consumer Devices Cleared for NATO Classified Data

8 days / bsky / @macrumors.bsky.social / macrumors.bsky.social

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Ethereum Foundation Drafts Seven-Fork ‘Strawmap’ Through 2029

Vismaya V / decrypt - The roadmap targets faster finality, native privacy, quantum-resistant cryptography, and gigagas throughput across planned upgrades.

#blockchain #crypto #quantum #techpolicy #decentralisation #privacy #technology #encryption #crypto

The Protocol: Blockchain sleuth ZachXBT alleges Axiom employee conducted insider trading

8 days / coindesk / Margaux Nijkerk

Ethereum Foundation drops most ambitious roadmap in years, targets finality in seconds by 2029

8 days / coindesk / Shaurya Malwa

Ethereum Foundation Drafts Seven-Fork ‘Strawmap’ Through 2029

8 days / decrypt / Vismaya V

Ethereum Foundation researchers publish ‘strawmap’ outlining seven forks through 2029

8 days / theblock / Brian Danga

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