Nearly all Chinese keyboard apps have encryption flaws, exposing millions of users to keylogging
TechSpot - 2024-04-26T12:39:00.000Z

Researchers recently discovered severe encryption flaws in cloud-based pinyin input software from eight companies that could allow eavesdropping. Although there is no evidence that the vulnerabilities are actively being exploited, earlier incidents make this a potentially serious issue.Read Entire Article

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