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AirTag attack surfaces

2024-02-06 20:18:12.61718+01 by Dan Lyke 0 comments

RT brettshavers @brettshavers@infosec.exchange

I just peer-reviewed a forensic analysis in a case.

The suspect mailed a package with a hidden Apple AirTag in it to a victim's old home address.

The package was forwarded to her new (and formerly safe) address....

Might be good to warn DV victims of unexpected mail.

@SwiftOnSecurity Just

Pernicious that this is a route that wouldn't show up with AirTracker or similar...

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