Then at the end of last month Apple should be released publicly macOS Monterey 12.3.1It turned out that with the new update, the giant has provided more security to all users, as there were two vulnerabilities that allowed hackers to run code to take control of devices.
Unfortunately, however, while for Monterey the situation is finally solved and it is only necessary to update your devices to avoid this kind of phenomenon, the situation is still serious to talk about macOS Big Sur and Catalinawho, despite the continued support of the Cupertino giant, for some reason have not had the privilege of getting a solution to the problem, making them rather dangerous at the moment.
As reported on the pages of Integothe company has worked for almost 10 years to solve all problems related to the older and still supported versions in real time, and it is therefore the first case where the giant has decided not to do this, perhaps through an internal flaw that the have a chance to be repaired in the coming days, and the situation is actually quite worrying.
Intego’s pages asked Apple for an explanation in this regard, highlighting the issue after confirming that it persists thanks to the actual reverse engineering operations, but it must be said that at this point the company has not even answered the question. We do not know if and when a patch of this type will appear, of course in the hope that in the short term malicious people will have no way to exploit the vulnerability of the two systems, which is not yet obsolete and in fact exploited by many users , which led to Apple continuing to support them.
Source: Lega Nerd
