If you're using a Magic Keyboard, you've opened up an attack vector

AppleInsider
Dec 7, 2023, 12:11 pm641 ptsTop
A researcher has found ways to enter type on on your Mac, iPad, or iPhone without your permission, if you're connected to a Bluetooth Magic Keyboard. An Apple keyboard Being able to connect keyboards wirelessly is the enormous boon of Bluetooth — but Bluetooth has never been the most secure of technologies.…

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