Apple Issues Another Round of macOS Security Updates as Patch Frequency Increases
Apple said the patch fixes a Screen Sharing flaw that could let an attacker authenticate without valid credentials.
- Today, Apple released updates for Mac systems Sonoma 14.8.9, Sequoia 15.7.9, and Tahoe 26.6.1, skipping Public betas to address a critical security vulnerability.
- The updates resolve a vulnerability in Screen Sharing that could allow attackers to authenticate without valid credentials, the company noted, prompting the immediate release.
- Apple states that "This update provides security updates for your Mac" in the generic release notes accompanying each version across all three systems.
- Mac users should install these updates promptly given the authentication vulnerability; Apple continues monitoring its security release pages for additional technical details.
- Two days ago, Apple overhauled its bug bounty program in response to overwhelming AI submissions, reflecting the company's recent intensified focus on software security.
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Apple issues another round of macOS security updates as patch frequency increases
Apple has rolled out another round of security updates for macOS Tahoe, macOS Sequoia, and macOS Sonoma.Apple releases security updates for Mac operating system lineupThursday's update is the second round of macOS updates to be released in less than two weeks. According to Apple, the patch solves an issue with Screen Sharing. The patch note reads, "An attacker on the network may be able to authenticate to Screen Sharing without valid credentials…
Apple has published a series of security updates for the operating systems Tahoe, Sequoia and Sonoma aimed at correcting the vulnerability of the 'Screen Sharing' function. ...
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