New Delhi . There is a big threat over crores of users using users using devices of Apple. This danger has been found in Apple Airplay feature. This feature offers video streaming with all Apple devices and third-party competition speakers and music, photos on TV. Hackers have made their weapon their weapon. According to the New York Post, hacker is taking advantage of Apple's feature and spreading malware between wireless devices connected to the same Wi-Fi network.

Hackers can access private data

This malware gives hackers access to private data of users. Also, if the hacker wants, you can also listen to the users' words when the device is connected to the bean Wi-Fi network. It also includes airports, coffee shops and Apple devices connected to public Wi-Fi of office. It is a matter of concern that even after regular fixed rollouts for Apple Products, many smart-hom devices of the company are not fully safe from the danger of hacking. This is the reason that the risk of hacking over the users of Air-Plane model has been constantly in the years.

Update the device to stay safe

Users have been advised to update all devices (especially with air plays) to stay safe from hackers and hacking threats. Users have also been advised to keep the airplay feature disabled if they are not used. When the enabled, the air play acts like an access point for hackers and through this they easily take control of your device.

It can take many years to secure all devices

Gall Elbaz, Chief Technology Officer and Cofounder of Tel Aviv's cyber security firm Oligo, told Wired, 'Since the airplay supports the device in many ways and that is why it will take years to patch many of them – or they will never be packed with a software and all these are caused by a software. “

According to the report, these 23 flaws have been found in the protocol of Apple Air Play and in the Software Development Kit (SDK), which helps users to stream photos, music and videos between devices. Apple has released its security update for its devices, but millions of smart TVs, set-top boxes and car systems are still waiting for this security patch.