VisionOS, Apple
Apple Vision Pro eye tracking flaw
A group of researchers has identified a security flaw in Apple’s Vision Pro mixed reality headset. The flaw makes it possible for hackers to reconstruct users’ passwords, PINs, and messages using eye movements. The vulnerability, called ‘GAZEploit,’ relies on eye-tracking data to decode what users type with the virtual keyboard.
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Apple patches Vision Pro vulnerability after GAZEploit attack exposes keystroke inference risk via gaze tracking.
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