Mac Attack: Unlikely Yet Feasible Apple Silicon Exploit Uncovered!

Beware, Apple aficionados! A new chip-level exploit, dubbed GoFetch, could spill your Mac’s secrets faster than a gossip in a small town—even without root access. But fear not, as long as you resist the siren call of sketchy apps, your digital diary should stay under lock and Gatekeeper.

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Well, isn't this a byte-sized pickle for Apple? A group of academics has played "Gotcha!" with Apple Silicon, revealing that even the shiniest of chips can have a sneaky backdoor. But before you toss your Mac out the window, remember, you'd have to practically invite the digital burglars in for tea and leave them to their devices for a whole season of "Friends." So, keep your Gatekeeper key turned, and you'll likely stay as snug as a bug in a cyber-rug!

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