mstute

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   by mstute 5y ago

   There is no need to brute force. We can build a rainbow table with valid phone numbers, which we can use to lookup a phone number hash in real time (about 50ms on a regular desktop machine). PoC available here: https://github.com
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   by mstute 6y ago

   It has been available since iOS 13/macOS 10.15
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   OpenHaystack: Tracking Personal 'AirTags' via Apple's Find My Network(github.com)

   94 points by mstute 6y ago|16 comments
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   Reverse Engineering Apple's Wi-Fi Password Sharing(github.com)

   3 points by mstute 6y ago|0 comments
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   by mstute 7y ago

   The reverse engineering was already done and everything is described our the paper ( https://www.usenix.org/conference/usenixsecurity19 ). We just have not implemented it yet.
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   Use Apple AirDrop on a Raspberry Pi 3(owlink.org)

   2 points by mstute 7y ago|0 comments
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   by mstute 8y ago

   Yes, unless your AP and ad hoc networks are on the same channel, you need two Wi-Fi radios to support this. AWDL "solves" this problem by quickly switching between these channels and schedules frame transmissions when the radio is
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   by mstute 8y ago

   The degradation happens only when you explicitly start using a service (such as AirDrop) that uses AWDL. The AWDL interface becomes inactive once there is no more traffic on the interface. In the measurements, we show the performance when b