(CNN) — Apple devices, from Macs to iPhones, have always been able to boast of advanced safety from viruses, spam and the like. Now, apparently, not even your phone charger is safe.

A team of researchers from Georgia Tech say they’ve discovered, and can demonstrate, a way to hack into an iPhone or iPad in less than a minute using a “malicious charger.”

The team plans to demonstrate its findings at the Black Hat computer security conference, which begins July 27 in Las Vegas.

In a preview of its presentation, the team acknowledges Apple’s “plethora of defense mechanisms in iOS.” Historically, Mac users have been able to boast of being largely malware free, in part because spammers, scammers and hackers preferred to target the larger number of Windows computers in the world.

OLATHE, Kan. — Police dogs from all over the country are in Olathe this week for some special training.

It’s one of the biggest police work-dog conferences in the country and draws some of the best trainers and K-9 teams in the United States.

Teams are in Olathe through Friday to train and certify in everything from sniffing out bombs and drugs to taking down a suspect on the run.

To see the four-legged police officers at work, Olathe police are hosting a demonstration on Thursday.

It starts at 7:00 p.m. at the College Blvd. Activities Center, 11031 S. Valley Rd. in Olathe.

The Dog And Pony show is scheduled for Friday evening, June 7th starting @ 6:30 at the Ritz Charles Center in Overland Park. This is a fundraiser for Canine Companions of Independence