Bleepingcomputer Critical Bluetooth Vulnerability Exposes Millions of Devices to Eavesdropping
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Security researchers from KU Leuven University have identified a critical vulnerability in Google's Fast Pair Bluetooth protocol, dubbed 'WhisperPair'. This flaw affects hundreds of millions of Bluetooth audio devices, including headphones and speakers, allowing attackers within Bluetooth range to track users and eavesdrop on conversations. The vulnerability impacts devices from various manufacturers, including Google's own products.
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