Apple’s search network is an absolutely anonymous communications network for locating any compatible object in the world, but logically the curiosity of some experts means there are some unexpected applications for the protocol.
This is what Fabian Bräunlein achieved, a security expert who achieved use network communications Find to send data. No places, but data in the form of random text messages.
We can take advantage of it, but in very few cases and it is extremely difficult
The key to the process was being able to replace the encrypted delivery of an AirTag’s location with a string. the To hack On its own, it’s not dangerous and was designed out of curiosity, but Apple engineers might be interested in preventing other experts from using it for fraudulent purposes.
These would be very remote cases, but Fabian warns that this type of message sending could be used for get certain information from devices that do not have an internet connection precisely for security reasons (like the computers in Faraday’s cages, for example). Still, it would be very difficult and quite a feat to achieve. You’d better stick to the proper uses.
