Basically, the researchers discovered that the DMPs in Apple's Silicon chipsets – M1, M2 and, M3 – can give hackers access to sensitive information, like secret encryption keys. The DMPs can be weaponized to get around security found in cryptography apps, and they can do so quickly too. For example, the researchers were able to extract an 2048-bit RSA key in under one hour.

And it's unpatchable.

ig its good i keep my keys not on apple

unpatchable except for the patches

Neither.

Cell phones are a necessary evil for me. I need one in order to apply for certain jobs online. And for verification purposes when signing up on certain websites. If there were a way for me to live without a cell phone, I would.

I just buy whatever cheap android has high ratings on phone review websites when I need a new phone

I don't do anything important on my phone anyway other than calling and texting

Why do you need a new phone though? Why can't you just use the old one if all you do is call and text. You don't need any fancy features.

If it becomes slow and unusable, is smashed beyond repair, is lost etc

I've had my current phone for like 3 years and I haven't thought of replacing it

And everything else is on your super secure PC? 🤣

Ill pick +juan