Bluetooth trackers have been around for a ... Twenty minutes had already passed, but I still was able to find my keys. I haven’t had that degree of success with any other item tracker.

Dubbed “nRootTag,” it manipulates Find My’s cryptographic keys to trick the network into believing that a regular Bluetooth device is actually a trackable AirTag. That means that any ...

It has a 500-foot Bluetooth range, so you’ll be able to easily find your things anywhere in your home. Can’t find your keys? Just ring your Tile from within the app and it will emit a loud ...

The researchers developed key search methods to create a compatible Bluetooth address that the ... or Linux device can be hacked, and then Find My can be used for tracking. This is not a ...

Apple’s Find My network is an incredibly useful bit ... Unfortunately researchers were able to develop a system that could find keys for those Bluetooth addresses, aided by “hundreds ...

What the researchers did was find a way to make the Find My network track any Bluetooth device by using the right key. AirTag was designed to change its Bluetooth address based on a cryptographic ...

the team made the key fit the Bluetooth address. Since the Find My network trusts device signals implicitly, Find My could have become an unwitting assistive tool. Apple says that it has since ...

Called "nRootTag," the exploit tricks the Find My network into treating ... they could manipulate cryptographic keys to make the network believe any Bluetooth device was a legitimate AirTag.