According to various reports [1, 2, 3]...

>According to various reports [1, 2, 3], the vulnerability is a variation of a similar flaw Wardle had already discovered in the macOS mouse keys function, which Apple previously patched so that synthetic clicks would be prohibited when a potentially malicious program produces a prompt asking users to allow certain permissions. But while normally a synthetic click requires both a "down" and "up" command in the code, Wardle during his research accidentally inserted two "down" commands and found that it actually resulted in a synthetic click that was not blocked.

OH NONONONONONONO
AAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

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should just use wangblows if you aren't doing everything via the command line anyway

Yikes

mactoddlers couldn't defend this

classic Wardle

a full click requires an "up" and "down" signal. so no, TJ "Henry" Yoshi, inserting a lone "down" signal is NOT a full mouse click.

but first, we need to talk about parallel processing

>t. mactoddler

Mac security becoming worse and worse xD such a toddler OS

MacOS itself is malware