A feature of Mac OS X Version 11 (El Capitan) that prevents applications from gaining root access to the operating system. Included to make the OS more secure, numerous low-level apps from third ...

Was it perhaps just a bug? In the first betas of macOS 15.4, it was not possible to see how many GBytes Apple Intelligence ...

The threat allowed bad actors to circumvent the iPhone maker's System Integrity Protection (SIP), granting them access to the macOS kernel by loading third-party code. For context, SIP is a ...

The flaw could have been exploited by an attacker to bypass macOS’s System Integrity Protection (SIP), which stops unauthorized code from running. Documented as CVE-2024-44243, the vulnerability ...

With the release of the second beta of macOS Sequoia 15.4 earlier this month, it was discovered that the macOS Sequoia System ...

SIP stands for System Integrity Protection, and it is a security measure in macOS that “prevents the execution of unauthorized code,” according to Apple. To turn off SIP, you need to boot into ...

Apple Intelligence relies on the MobileAsset framework to dynamically download and update machine learning models. According ...