#cyber flashing

To the Ladies in the James Bond fandom

@davidcoblepot is a weirdo who might message you about female characters in the James Bond franchise. Once you admit to liking one, he will ask if he can send you explicit gifs, even if you show disinterest. (i.e. cyberflashing)

https://amp.smh.com.au/national/ursula-didn-t-know-what-cyber-flashing-was-until-the-day-at-the-museum-20190512-p51mm6.html

Southwest Airlines passenger’s iPhone bombarded with nude photos, explicit videos via Apple AirDrop right before take off

Emily Crane for The Daily Mail:

A woman on a Southwest Airlines flight says a stranger bombarded her with nude and explicit photos right before take off using the iPhone AirDrop feature.

Kat Pitman said she had boarded Southwest Flight 1388 in Chicago on Friday morning en route to Louisville and was texting her husband when the inappropriate messages started appearing on her phone.

The AirDrop…

Weekly output: Apple’s AirDrop privacy error

I’m home for the shortest interval ever between trips, but it’s not my work’s fault. After four days getting an update on consumer-electronics trends at the IFA Global Press Conference(this year, that event took place on the Spanish coast; as in prior years, the organizers covered most of my travel costs and those of the other invited journalists and analysts), I’m flying to Cleveland early…

Apple AirDrop assaults on the rise as criminals ‘cyber flash’ strangers with lewd images

[cfsp key=”getamac.jpg”]”As technology infiltrates every aspect of our lives, criminals and creeps are figuring out creative ways to abuse it,” CBS Philly reports. “One such way is called ‘cyber-flashing.'”

“Cyber-flashing is the act of sending lewd pictures to unsuspecting victims,” CBS Philly reports. “It’s such an issue in New York that laws are being created to help prosecute the digital…

How to prevent creeps from using Apple’s AirDrop to ‘cyber flash’

“Q. A creep on my flight kept trying to AirDrop photos of his anatomy to my laptop. Was there any way to identify the sender remotely?” Robert Pegoraro reports for USA Today. “A. No. The Apple wireless feature that lets you share photos, videos and other files with iOS or Mac users is built for a trusted environment. And while it comes set to accept incoming files only from people in your…

First case of high tech flashing investigated by police

Flashing is usually done by dirty old man in a mac in a public place, but that was in the old days. It appears flashers are now using modern technology to expose themselves according to a story on BBC. Reported as the first ever case of cyber-flashing, a flasher used the iPhone to iPhone file transfer technology known as airdrop to send a picture of his penis to a woman as she travelled to work.…