Google’s Fast Pair Vulnerability Lets Hackers Hijack Your Headphones in Seconds
A Bluetooth flaw in Google’s Fast Pair feature allows hackers to hijack devices within 14 meters in 10 seconds. Affected brands include Sony, JBL, and OnePlus.
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A Bluetooth flaw in Google’s Fast Pair feature allows hackers to hijack devices within 14 meters in 10 seconds. Affected brands include Sony, JBL, and OnePlus.
TSMC’s CEO warns of AI bubble risks as the foundry commits $52-$56 billion to 2026 CapEx, balancing confidence with caution in a volatile market.
Xreal sues Viture over AR glasses patent, as legal battles intensify in the maturing smart glasses market.
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India’s Supreme Court ruled against Tiger Global, complicating offshore tax strategies for foreign investors.
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