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Phonearena.com/news/ is reporting:
A vulnerability (known as KrOOK ) linked to Wi-Fi chips has impacted billions of devices including iPhone and Android handsets. Attackers can decrypt data that was sent to affected handsets even if it was sent encrypted. The problem can be traced to Wi-Fi chips produced by Cypress Semiconductor and Broadcom. ... The vulnerability affects both WPA2-Personal and WPA2-Enterprise protocols.
devices affected by the vulnerability include iPad tablets, Amazon Echo smart speakers and smart displays, Kindle readers and tablets and Wi-Fi routers made by Asus and Huawei.
If you own an Android or iOS handset, make sure that your device is running the most up to date version of the operating system that is available to you.
Affected devices tested by Eset in the lab include:
A vulnerability (known as KrOOK ) linked to Wi-Fi chips has impacted billions of devices including iPhone and Android handsets. Attackers can decrypt data that was sent to affected handsets even if it was sent encrypted. The problem can be traced to Wi-Fi chips produced by Cypress Semiconductor and Broadcom. ... The vulnerability affects both WPA2-Personal and WPA2-Enterprise protocols.
devices affected by the vulnerability include iPad tablets, Amazon Echo smart speakers and smart displays, Kindle readers and tablets and Wi-Fi routers made by Asus and Huawei.
If you own an Android or iOS handset, make sure that your device is running the most up to date version of the operating system that is available to you.
Affected devices tested by Eset in the lab include:
- Amazon Echo 2nd gen
- Amazon Kindle 8th gen
- Apple iPad mini 2
- Apple iPhone 6
- Apple iPhone 6S
- Apple iPhone 8
- Apple iPhone XR
- Apple MacBook
- Apple iPad Air
- Google Nexus 5
- Google Nexus 6
- Google Nexus 6P
- Raspberry Pi 3
- Samsung Galaxy S4
- Samsung Galaxy S8
- Xiaomi Redmi 3S
