Apple released a fix earlier this month, so make sure to apply it fast.
Microsoft found a critical security bug in Apple’s macOS that could have many users worried.
The vulnerability is tracked as CVE-2023-32369. It has been dubbed Migraine, and allows threat actors with root privileges to bypass System Integrity Protection (SIP), essentially being given the opportunity to install malware that cannot be deleted from the endpoint. Furthemore, the flaw allows threat actors to work around Transparency, Consent, and Control (TCC) feature, and access sensitive data.
The bug has since been patched across the Apple ecosystem, with users told to apply the fix as soon as they can.Arbitrary code execution
System Integrity Protection is a feature on Apple devices that restricts the root account.
