The Universal Clipboard: How malicious apps on iPhone or iPad can snoop on what you copy on your Mac

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Издатель Jul 16, 2020

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iOS and iPadOS apps have unrestricted access to the Universal Clipboard. This allows a malicious app running on the iPhone or iPad to capture what users copy to the clipboard on a nearby Mac. This video illustrates how a malicious app installed on an iPad can snoop on the clipboard of a nearby Mac. That is, everything being copied on the Mac can be captured by the malicious app. For this demo, we built a proof-of-concept app called KlipboardSpy that mimics a malicious app. KlipboardSpy uses its widget to capture the content of the clipboard.

macOS 10.15 and iPadOS 13 were used in the demo.

This video is a reproduction of a previous video that can be found here: https://youtu.be/tegfZNv8SBc

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