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| | | | | Intro Link to heading The Kandji team is always looking out for how to help keep your devices secure. In line with that, our Threat Research team performed an audit on the macOS diskarbitrationd and storagekitd system daemons, uncovering several vulnerabilities such as sandbox escapes, local privilege escalations, and TCC bypasses. Our team reported all of them to Apple through their responsible disclosure program, and as these are fixed now, we are releasing the details. | |
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www.threatmate.com
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| | | | | The DownloadCVE-2025-4664 is a serious zero-day vulnerability in Google Chrome that has been actively exploited in the wild, allowing attackers to hijack user devices through crafted web content. For business owners, MSPs, and IT operators, this poses an immediate and widespread risk-Chrome is one of the most widely used browsers in enterprise environments. A successful exploit could give an attacker access to session tokens, browser-stored credentials, or even control over a device-jeopardizing | |
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| | | While it's common to think of cyberattacks as being conducted by teams of elite cybercriminals leveraging the freshest 0-day attacks against victims' PCs, the reality is far more mundane. Most attacks start as social engineering attacks: abusing a user's misplaced trust. Most attackers don't hack in, they log in. The most common cyberattack is phishing:... | ||
