Some of the most popular headphones and earbuds are vulnerable to a software attack, according to recent security research.

If you’re looking to establish a personal party perimeter, the Bose SoundLink Plus has few minuses—beyond the premium price.

Researchers have discovered a security flaw in Bluetooth headphones and earbuds from Sony, JBL and more, allowing attackers ...

The SoC is allegedly present in 29 devices from different manufacturers, including a couple of high-profile names: ...

The Indian government has issued a major security warning regarding the risk of hacking in popular Bluetooth headphones and speakers, affecting brands like Sony and Bose.

The five-star Bose SoundLink Max was one of our favourite portable speakers of 2024, a supremely entertaining portable unit ...

German cybersecurity firm ERNW also said that 29 audio products across 10 brands are impacted. These include Sony, Bose, JBL ...

German cybersecurity researchers have uncovered serious vulnerabilities in Bluetooth headphones that use Airoha chips, ...

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The Airoha chipsets which power major audio product manufacturers such as Bose, Marshall, and JBL possess serious flaws which could allow any hacker within bluetooth range to access the device, ...

Researchers from ERNW detailed vulnerabilities in Airoha Bluetooth chips — components found in many TWS earbuds and over-ear headphones from big brands like Sony, JBL, Bose.

This time around, it's on high-end Bluetooth headphones and headsets from a range of manufacturers including Sony, Marshall, ...