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Thousands agree to absurd Wi-Fi terms and conditions
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Through the Wi-Fi chip, a hacker may be able to assume control of your device's processor, the central computer that runs everything else.
To take advantage of the flaw, known as Broadpwn, all an attacker has to do is get within range of your Wi-Fi device, according to Nitay Artenstein, the security researcher at Exodus Intelligence who discovered the problem and reported it.