Newly Discovered Apple Silicon Chip Security Flaws Could Expose Your Private Data
SLAP and FLOP has come to Apple Silicon-powered iPhones, iPads, and Mac. No, it's not the latest fast-action video game, its two recently discovered security holes that could be used to steal your data.
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These Apple Silicon Chip Security Flaws Could Expose Your Private Data to the Bad Guys
Owners of Apple Silicon-powered iPhones, iPads, and Macs are faced with a new security risk. “SLAP and FLOP” isn’t the latest fast-action video game; they’re a pair of new Apple Silicon security vulnerabilities that could allow bad actors to steal your private data.
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