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Microsoft finds Shrootless, a macOS bug that lets malware install rootkits

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CVE-2021-30892
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Apple has patched on Monday a vulnerability in the macOS Big Sur and Monterey operating systems that can be abused to bypass the SIP security feature and install kernel rootkits. Described for the first time in a blog post published today by Jonathan Bar Or, a security researcher at Microsoft, the vulnerability is tracked under the CVE-2021-30892 identifier, but was also codenamed Shrootless .

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