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'Critical' flaw in apps for Sennheiser headphones allows certificate access

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The mistake means that hackers could decrypt the key and use the certificate, a means of digital authentication, to monitor victims’ traffic and launch main-in-the-middle attacks.

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'Critical' flaw in apps for Sennheiser headphones allows certificate access
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