Vulnerabilities identified in offline finding (OF) — Apple’s proprietary crowd-sourced location tracking system — could be abused for user identification, researchers said in a report released this month.
Mobile & Wireless·Privacy & Compliance
Flaws in Apple Location Tracking System Could Lead to User Identification
Vulnerabilities identified in offline finding (OF) — Apple’s proprietary crowd-sourced location tracking system — could be abused for user identification, researchers said in a report released this month. The post Flaws in Apple Location Tracking System Could Lead to User Identification appeared first on SecurityWeek.

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