Hackers can use your headphones to spy on you and your smartphone — check the vulnerable device list now to see if yours is at risk.

Some of the most popular headphones and earbuds are vulnerable to a software attack, according to recent security research.

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

Why you should turn off your Bluetooth right now Your phone, computer, watch, and smart home devices are risk of hacking whenever bluetooth is on.

Bluetooth vulnerabilities affecting devices from 10 brands allows pulling of sensitive data and eavesdropping if hackers are ...

The SoC is allegedly present in 29 devices from different manufacturers, including a couple of high-profile names: ...

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, ...

This time around, it's on high-end Bluetooth headphones and headsets from a range of manufacturers including Sony, Marshall, ...

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