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New eSIM vulnerabilities in Kigen eUICC cards expose billions of IoT devices to potential cyberattacks.

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[–] thisbenzingring@lemmy.sdf.org 15 points 9 hours ago

Successful exploitation requires a combination of specific conditions. An attacker must first gain physical access to a target eUICC and use publicly known keys," Kigen said.

it goes without saying.... physical access pretty much guarantees trouble