I love a good hack, and this one is great. Here is a project that allows you to upload data using Apple’s Find My network. Apple’s Find My network is pretty cool. Apple devices can see other Apple devices around them, and upload information to Apple that owner of said devices can use to find their devices. It’s all done securely, and is really cool. This is how Apple’s new AirTags work, since they do not have any sort of wifi or cellular capability.

Signal is an instant messaging client that is praised for its privacy and security model, while Cellebrite is a company that hacks smartphones for police organizations. You would think that Cellebrite would put a priority on its own security operations, but that is not the case. Basically, they pwned the device.

After being used for the largest hack ever Solarwinds came up with a brilliant solution to their PR nightmare. Changing the name to N-able is a stroke of genius. A totally new Google-able name!