Pairing Bluetooth devices can be a pain, but Google Fast Pair makes it almost seamless. Unfortunately, it may also leave your headphones vulnerable to remote hacking. A team of security researchers ...

Security flaws in Google's Fast Pair protocol could allow hackers to control and exploit audio devices, potentially enabling them to eavesdrop or track users' locations.

Sloppy implementation of Google spec leaves 'hundreds of millions' of devices vulnerable Hundreds of millions of wireless earbuds, headphones, and speakers are vulnerable to silent hijacking due to a ...

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Google's Fast Pair allows users to easily connect Bluetooth devices, but it could also let hackers to do the same if your ...

Researchers warn Bluetooth headphones may be vulnerable to hijacking due to Fast Pair flaws, despite Google saying fixes are ...

Most folks use wireless headphones these days. Modern phones have largely ditched headphone jacks, and True Wireless or ...

Daily-use Bluetooth earbuds and headphones may be at risk of hacking due to a Fast Pair flaw. Researchers warn attackers can ...

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