And anyone can buy it for $200. Not-so-Basic Cable. Using a tiny implant, a security researcher was able to rig an Apple charging cable to give himself access to a user's devices — meaning he ...

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Hackers can exploit third-party USB-C cables, embedding hidden electronics like Wi-Fi antennas to spy on iPhone users, emphasizing the need to use official accessories and avoid public charging ports.

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San Francisco: Next time when you borrow a charging cable for your smartphone or iPad, think twice. A hacker has shown that an iPhone charging cable can steal your data. Dubbed the O.MG cable, the ...