Thursday, December 21, 2017
Apple ignored a major HomeKit security flaw for six weeks
Under the name “Khaos Tian”, the developer writes on Medium that HomeKit was sharing data on HomeKit accessories and encryption keys over insecure sessions with Apple Watches running watchOS 4.0 or 4.1, which essentially gave control of every HomeKit accessory (locks, cameras, lights) to any unscrupulous Apple Watch wearer. Tian says he reported the issue to Apple Product Security, which somehow
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