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iOS devices susceptible to poisoned Wi-Fi - iTWire
<img alt="" height="1" width="1"> iOS devices susceptible to poisoned Wi-Fi iTWire They used a Wi-Fi service to spoof Apple's NTP (network time protocol) servers to pass the 1 January 1970 date to it. 'This started a chain reaction of software instability resulting in observed temperatures of up to 54° C â?? hot enough to brick a device. and more » Courtesy of WestNet City Wi-Fi www.westnet.ca |
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According to the iTWire report, researchers have discovered that iOS devices are susceptible to poisoned Wi-Fi attacks, which can potentially compromise the user's privacy and security. The attack, known as the "Wi-Fi Demon," involves hackers creating malicious Wi-Fi networks that appear legitimate and luring users to connect to them. Try this https://splendidwriting.com/ to get more tips. Once connected, the attacker can intercept the user's network traffic, steal sensitive information, and even infect the device with malware.
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