Apple Chips Can Be Hacked to Leak Secrets from Gmail, iCloud, and More

Side-Channel Attack Exposes Sensitive Data on Apple Devices Security researchers have discovered two new side-channel vulnerabilities—dubbed FLOP and SLAP—that affect Apple’s A- and M-series chips, potentially exposing sensitive user data from Gmail, iCloud, and other online accounts. These flaws exploit a technique called speculative execution, allowing attackers to access restricted memory and extract valuable information….

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How Big Tech’s Scale Problem is Redefining Security—and Why Code is the Only Answer

The Inevitable Shift: Why Cybersecurity’s Future Belongs to Engineers, Not Analysts The Vulnerability Tsunami: A Numbers Game In the week of January 13, 2025, 585 new CVEs (Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures) were disclosed globally. To put this into perspective: At this scale, traditional cybersecurity practices—manual triage, human-led impact assessments, and siloed patching—are mathematically untenable. Even…

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