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Apple iPhone, iPad, Mac users data at risk; new exploit found in Enclave chip

October 19, 2021

The chip also stores keys for passwords, the credit card for Apple Pay, and even biometric data for Touch ID and Face ID. The Secure Enclave is a security coprocessor included with almost every Apple device. Apple encrypts all the data on an iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, and other devices with "random private keys". The Secure Enclave chip is the only thing that can access all these keys to decrypt the data. San Francisco: A new exploit has allegedly been found in Apple's Secure Enclave chip putting the data of iPhone, iPad, Mac users at risk. The Secure Enclave is a security coprocessor included with almost every Apple device and the company encrypts all the data on an iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, and other devices with "random private keys". The Secure Enclave chip is the only thing that can access all these keys to decrypt the data. The chip also stores keys for passwords, the credit card for Apple Pay, and even biometric data for Touch ID and Face ID....

7-Eleven breached customer privacy by collecting facial imagery without consent

October 18, 2021

The OAIC has found 7-Eleven breached customers' privacy by collecting and storing their facial images as part of efforts to understand the demographic profile of its customers. In Australia, the country's information commissioner has found that 7-Eleven breached customers' privacy by collecting their sensitive biometric information without adequate notice or consent. From June 2020 to August 2021, 7-Eleven conducted surveys that required customers to fill out information on tablets with built-in cameras. These tablets, which were installed in 700 stores, captured customers' facial images at two points during the survey-taking process -- when the individual first engaged with the tablet, and after they completed the survey. After becoming aware of this activity in July last year, the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) commended an investigation into 7-Eleven's survey. During the investigation [PDF], the OAIC found 7-Eleven stored the facial ...

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