Hacker Reveals Apple iPhone Exploit Using 3D Print Gadget 🤯

Published on November 22, 2025
Duration: 0:56

This video reveals a 3D-printed device from Rabbit-Labs capable of disrupting wireless protocols and exploiting iPhones. The 'Sour Apple Attack' spams iPhones with notifications, rendering them unusable even in airplane mode. Mitigation requires disabling Bluetooth, though older iOS versions may crash. The device also targets Wi-Fi, wireless cameras, and drone frequencies.

Quick Summary

The 'Sour Apple Attack' is a hack using a 3D-printed device that spams iPhones with pairing notifications, making them unusable. Mitigation involves manually disabling Bluetooth in settings, as older iOS versions may crash.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Wireless Protocol Disruption Device
  2. 00:21The Sour Apple Attack on iPhone
  3. 00:40Mitigation and Device Origin

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the 'Sour Apple Attack' and how does it affect iPhones?

The 'Sour Apple Attack' uses a 3D-printed device to spam an iPhone with constant pairing and setup notifications, rendering it unusable even in airplane mode. This exploit targets Apple's ecosystem notifications.

How can you stop the 'Sour Apple Attack' notification spam on an iPhone?

The primary method to stop the notification spam is by manually disabling Bluetooth in the iPhone's system settings. This prevents the device from sending the overwhelming pairing requests.

What kind of wireless protocols can the 3D-printed hacking device disrupt?

The device is capable of disrupting various wireless protocols, including Wi-Fi, wireless video camera feeds (like from doorbells), and RC frequencies used by drones and remote-controlled cars.

Where does the 3D-printed hacking device that performs the 'Sour Apple Attack' come from?

The custom 3D-printed tool that performs the 'Sour Apple Attack' and other wireless disruptions originates from a company or individual known as Rabbit-Labs.

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