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New GoFetch Vulnerability in Apple's M Chips Allows Secret Keys Leak on Compromised Computers - Vimarsana News

New GoFetch Vulnerability in Apple's M Chips Allows Secret Keys Leak on Compromised Computers

The GoFetch vulnerability, which affects Apple's M series of chips, allows an attacker to steal secret keys from the Mac under certain conditions. Learn more.

MIT Shows Critical Vulnerability Hidden Within Apple's M1 Chip Using So-Called Pacman Attack - Vimarsana News

MIT Shows Critical Vulnerability Hidden Within Apple's M1 Chip Using So-Called Pacman Attack

Researchers at MIT have uncovered a highly dangerous security flaw in Apple’s M1 chip, which targets the system’s pointer authentication codes and can severely impact future ARM-based silicon.

Apple silicon has exclusive new type of security vulnerability - Vimarsana News

Apple silicon has exclusive new type of security vulnerability

New research indicates that Apple silicon has an exclusive new type DMP vulnerability that could let attackers access 'at rest' data on its chips.

Source: imore.com
Apple's PC and mobile chips suffer from world-first data theft exploit - Vimarsana News

Apple's PC and mobile chips suffer from world-first data theft exploit

Apple M1 and M1 Max machines were among those found to be vulnerable to "Augury" threat.

Researchers find flaw in Apple Silicon chips, but it's not 'that bad' - macOS Discussions on AppleInsider Forums - Vimarsana News

Researchers find flaw in Apple Silicon chips, but it's not 'that bad' - macOS Discussions on AppleInsider Forums

Researchers have discovered a microarchitectural flaw present in Apple Silicon chips that could lead to data leakage, though they said there is currently little cause for concern.