Quick answerA bug in Apple AirTags allowed a malicious actor to modify a tag so that when someone found it and scanned it, their iPhone would open a custom, potentially fraudulent, website instead of Apple's legitimate Find My page. Apple patched this vulnerability, limiting the type of information AirTags can display to only phone numbers or email addresses.What was the AirTag 'Good Samaritan' bug?The 'Good Samaritan' AirTag bug was a security vulnerability discovered by security researcher Fabian Braun. It exploited how AirTags allow an owner to input contact information that appears when someone finds a lost tag. Normally, this information directs the finder to a web page on Apple's Find My service, showing the owner's phone number or email address to facilitate its return.The flaw involved entering a custom web address instead of a standard contact detail into the AirTag's designated field. Because the AirTag's system did not adequately validate…