The Airoha chipsets which power major audio product manufacturers such as Bose, Marshall, and JBL possess serious flaws which could allow any hacker within bluetooth range to access the device, ...

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CERT-In has urged users to remain vigilant and ensure their devices are updated as soon as firmware patches become available ...

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Government has issued a high-risk advisory concerning certain Bluetooth headphones, earbuds, and speakers—warning users of ...

German cybersecurity firm ERNW also said that 29 audio products across 10 brands are impacted. These include Sony, Bose, JBL ...

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The discovered flaw allows, in precise conditions, to a hacker of control of your headphones without the need for any ...

The Indian government has issued a major security warning regarding the risk of hacking in popular Bluetooth headphones and speakers, affecting brands like Sony and Bose.

Bluetooth headphones and speakers from popular brands like Bose, Sony and Marshall are at a big risk of getting hacked.

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