Apple’s Latest macOS Update: Sequoia 15.4.1 Patches Serious Security Flaws

macOS Sequoia 15.4.1 update: Apple fixes bugs that could let your Mac do the cha-cha with hackers. Keep your system secure—unless you’re into unexpected dance partners. Download the update from the Mac App Store or the Apple Software Downloads website.

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In a world where audio streams can become fiendish foes and pointer authentications are as weak as a soggy noodle, Apple steps up to the plate with their macOS Sequoia 15.4.1 update. Who knew staying safe from cyber threats could be as simple as updating your operating system? Kudos to Apple for keeping our devices from becoming unwitting victims of the digital underworld!

Key Points:

  • Apple released a security update for macOS Sequoia 15.4.1.
  • Two main vulnerabilities were addressed: CoreAudio and RPAC.
  • CoreAudio flaw could lead to code execution via malicious media files.
  • RPAC issue involved bypassing pointer authentication.
  • Both vulnerabilities had been exploited in targeted attacks on iOS.

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