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WhisperPair
Vulnerability
Threat entity extracted from intelligence sources
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vulnerability
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WhisperPair
Frequency
11
occurrences
First Seen
January 15, 2026
Last Seen
January 20, 2026
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Tools Used
WPair
Find Hub
Raspberry Pi
Related CVEs
CVE-2025-36911
Affected Platforms
Bluetooth
Android
Fast Pair
IPhone
Windows
Airoha
Regions
Belgium
Related Clusters (2)
Critical Bluetooth Vulnerability Exposes Millions of Devices to Eavesdropping
Jan 15
·
34 sources
52
WPair Tool Identifies CVE-2025-36911 Vulnerability in Google’s Fast Pair Protocol
Jan 20
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2 sources
32
Related Articles (11)
WPair – Scanner Tool to Detect WhisperPair Flaw in Google’s Fast Pair Protocol
Cybersecuritynews
·
Jan 20
Sony, Anker, and other headphones have a serious Google Fast Pair security vulnerability
Theverge
·
Jan 16
Patch Needed for Millions of Audio Devices to Block Wireless Hacking
Filmogaz
·
Jan 16
Your Bluetooth headphones may be at risk of being hacked - here's how to stay protected
Zdnet
·
Jan 16
Flaw in 17 Google Fast Pair audio devices could let hackers eavesdrop
Engadget
·
Jan 15
Your Bluetooth earphones could be vulnerable to attack - here's what to do next
Zdnet
·
Jan 15
Major security flaw affects Sony, Google, and other popular headphones
Soundguys
·
Jan 15
Update your headphones: Fast Pair vulnerability could let attackers track your location
Androidauthority
·
Jan 15
Many Bluetooth devices with Google Fast Pair vulnerable to “WhisperPair” hack
Arstechnica
·
Jan 15
Critical flaw lets hackers track, eavesdrop via Bluetooth audio devices
Bleepingcomputer
·
Jan 15
Critical WhisperPair flaw lets hackers track, eavesdrop via Bluetooth audio devices
Bleepingcomputer
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Jan 15
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