The process injection vulnerability allows access to webcams, microphones, and sensitive information. Thijs Alkemade, an ethical hacker at Computest Security, discovered a way to bypass security measures within Apple’s operating system. This finding bears some resemblance to Alkemede’s discovery in the summer of 2022, which also involved a process injection vulnerability in macOS. These vulnerabilities highlight ongoing challenges in ensuring robust cybersecurity measures against sophisticated threats. Such breaches underscore the critical need for continual vigilance and proactive security practices across all digital platforms. It is imperative for companies and individuals to stay informed about emerging threats and take necessary precautions to safeguard their systems and data.
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