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I run the latest betas of macOS and iOS which means I get exploit breaking changes as soon as possible. I keep all the security mitigations on my mac enabled (S
by sweetjuly 4y ago
I run the latest betas of macOS and iOS which means I get exploit breaking changes as soon as possible. I keep all the security mitigations on my mac enabled (SIP, secure boot, etc.) which helps makes a variety of exploit flows and persistent compromise difficult.
But random malicious code in user space? Well, I really just hope for the best :)
- saagarjha 4y agoNote that betas sometimes fall behind public releases when it comes to security patches.
- sweetjuly 4y agoUgh, I suppose you're right. They do seem to skip the beta pipeline for ITWs. I wonder if this has changed now that they're leaning on "rapid security response" patches for critical vulnerabilities, which betas do get, and so hopefully there's parity now. I should dig into this, pretty sure there were a few RSRs recently and it'd be neat to verify that a) betas got the same bugs patched and b) the RSR went out to beta and release at the same time.