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Escaping the Chrome Sandbox Through DevTools(ading.dev)
371 points by vk6 | 72 comments
Blog post describing how the author found CVE-2024-6778 and CVE-2024-5836, Chromium bugs letting a malicious extension escape the sandbox via DevTools, earning a $20,000 bounty.
Ghrc.io appears to be malicious(bmitch.net)
352 points by todsacerdoti | 58 comments
Blog post by Brandon Mitchell reporting that ghrc.io, a typo of GitHub's ghcr.io container registry, appears to steal GitHub credentials.
Attacking UNIX Systems via CUPS(evilsocket.net)
385 points by NetBender | 280 comments
Security researcher evilsocket's writeup of a remote code execution attack on GNU/Linux and UNIX systems via CUPS and cups-browsed, plus notes on the disclosure process.
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MacOS sometimes leaks traffic after system updates(mullvad.net)
344 points by dulvui | 172 comments
Mullvad blog post reporting that macOS can leak traffic outside the VPN tunnel after system updates because the firewall ignores rules until a reboot.
Experimenting with Local LLMs on macOS(blog.6nok.org)
367 points by frontsideair | 241 comments
A personal blog post by a self-described LLM skeptic explaining how to download and run large language models locally on a Mac.
macOS 15.8.2 Breaks OpenGL(developer.apple.com)
271 points by Audiophilip | 303 comments
Apple Developer Forums thread reporting that macOS 15.8.2 RC breaks NSOpenGLView/NSOpenGLContext setView, leaving OpenGL windows with no drawable and rendering blank.
Bug in macOS 14 Sonoma prevents our app from working(mullvad.net)
973 points by eptcyka | 229 comments
Mullvad VPN blog post explaining that a bug in the macOS 14 Sonoma packet filter firewall breaks its app and can cause traffic leaks.
macOS Tips and Tricks (2022)(saurabhs.org)
515 points by pavel_lishin | 256 comments
A personal page collecting macOS tips and keyboard shortcuts, updated for macOS Sonoma, covering native UI conventions and app tricks.
You can't trust macOS Privacy and Security settings(eclecticlight.co)
449 points by zdw | 152 comments
Eclectic Light Company blog post by Howard Oakley explaining why macOS Privacy & Security settings cannot be relied upon to reflect actual app permissions.












