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> Jin observed that M1-based Macs running macOS Big Sur remain vulnerable to CVE-2022-22675. So the first vulnerability affects only M1 macs, all of which are
by KarlKemp 5y ago
> Jin observed that M1-based Macs running macOS Big Sur remain vulnerable to CVE-2022-22675.
So the first vulnerability affects only M1 macs, all of which are compatible with Monterey. There’s your patch.
> We have high confidence that CVE-2022-22674 likely affects both macOS Big Sur and macOS Catalina. Nearly all vulnerabilities [..]
“High confidence” that it is “likely”? I have “absolute certainty” that it is “possible”, then.
Sure, it’s a reasonable guess. But there’s a lot of strongly worded outrage in this text. Personally, I’d hedge a bit on the accusations until they are shown to be true.
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- CameronNemo 5y agoThis can still help inform decisions for internal IT departments. My IT dept has put an update blocker to prevent users from upgrading to Monterey, for example. This information could help them remove the block.