TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — A German cybersecurity company announced at an IT security conference that Bluetooth chips manufactured in Taiwan and used for earphones may be vulnerable to hacking. The ...

The vulnerabilities are located in Bluetooth SoC (System-on-Chip) from the Taiwanese manufacturer Airoha, which is particularly popular for “True Wireless Stereo” (TWS) headphones.

Pro Security Sony, JBL and Bose headphones all affected by major Bluetooth security flaw which could let hackers spy on you via microphone News By Sead Fadilpašić last updated 1 July 2025 ...

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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.

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A major security flaw in widely used Bluetooth headphones could allow hackers to remotely access devices, eavesdrop on conversations, and even steal personal data, according to researchers from German ...

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