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A software bug let malware bypass macOS’ security defenses – TechCrunch
The Shlayer malware has been exploiting this newly discovered vulnerability since at least January.
Apple has spent years reinforcing macOS with new security features to make it tougher for malware to break in. But a newly discovered vulnerability broke through most of macOS’ newer security protections with a double-click of a malicious app, a feat not meant to be allowed under Apple’s watch.
Worse, evidence shows a notorious family of Mac malware has already been exploiting this vulnerability for months before it was subsequently patched by Apple this week.
Over the years, Macs have adapted to…
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