Flipper Zero can still crash iPhones running the latest version of iOS 17

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By Arin WaichulisNov 19, 2023, 4:07 pm610 pts
In September, 9to5Mac reported that Flipper Zero, a popular and cheap hacking tool, was being used to wreak havoc on nearby iPhones and iPads, spamming them with fake Bluetooth pop-ups until they eventually crashed. Despite many iOS 17 updates since, including last week’s release of new iOS 17.2 betas, Apple…

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