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This so-called 'Migraine' vulnerability could allow an attacker to perform arbitrary operations on a Mac, hide malicious files from monitoring tools, and attack the system’s kernel.
A now-patched macOS vulnerability allows attackers with root access to bypass a kernel-level security feature that prevents malicious software from modifying
A now-patched macOS vulnerability allowed attackers with root access to bypass a kernel-level security feature that prevents malicious software from modifying
Apple patched the vulnerability in Ventura, Monterey, and Big Sur on May 18.
Microsoft identified a new macOS vulnerability called "Migraine" that can cause headaches for Mac users -- but only if you haven't updated your software recently.