Speculative execution in Apple Silicon chips like the M2, M3, A15, and A17 boosts performance but also introduces vulnerabilities. Researchers have identified security flaws, SLAP and FLOP, allowing hackers to access sensitive information.

SLAP and FLOP has come to Apple Silicon-powered iPhones, iPads, and Mac. No, it's not the latest fast-action video game, its two recently discovered security holes that could be used to steal your data.

Phone, iPad, and Mac models powered by newer Apple Silicon have major security flaws that could let hackers steal users' private information

Two newly discovered security vulnerabilities in Apple's in-house silicon could put millions of iPhone and Mac users at risk.

Apple-designed chips powering Macs, iPhones, and iPads contain two newly discovered vulnerabilities that leak credit card information, locations, and other sensitive data from the Chrome and Safari browsers as they visit sites such as iCloud Calendar,