Per the article, the exploit was fixed back in July. Weird to continue to use present tense to describe an exploit that doesn’t exist anymore.
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Factual reporting and they have no story. Create sensationalism out of nothing/little and they get clicks.
I don’t really need more reasons to not buy them but thank you!
What stopped you from buying a $3000+ doorstopper?
The clunky engineering, security vulnerabilities, and minimal amount of time I would get any use out of it. Also the three thousand dollars.
Implement randomined keyboard like runescape bank pins have solved for two decades