Overview
- Oligo Security identified 23 critical vulnerabilities in Apple's AirPlay protocol, enabling zero-click exploits and malware propagation.
- Apple patched its devices on March 31, but millions of third-party AirPlay-enabled devices remain unprotected without manufacturer updates.
- Experts advise disabling AirPlay, restricting access to 'Current User,' and avoiding public Wi-Fi to minimize risks.
- The flaws, dubbed 'AirBorne,' can allow attackers on the same Wi-Fi network to execute remote code and steal data without user interaction.
- India’s CERT-In has issued a high-priority alert, highlighting the global urgency to address these persistent vulnerabilities.