Google Fast Pair Vulnerability Allows Tracking via Headphones
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A vulnerability in Google's Fast Pair technology could allow hackers to track users of Bluetooth headphones. The attack, known as WhisperPair, requires a hacker to be within 14 meters of the device for just 10 seconds to gain access. Users are urged to update their headphones immediately to mitigate this risk.
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