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LEGACY JAVA 6 AND JAVA 8 ON HIGH SIERRA OSX 2018 ADOBE SAFETY UPDATE
LEGACY JAVA 6 AND JAVA 8 ON HIGH SIERRA OSX 2018 ADOBE SAFETY FULL
LEGACY JAVA 6 AND JAVA 8 ON HIGH SIERRA OSX 2018 ADOBE SAFETY SOFTWARE

(Thanks to security researcher Phil Stokes at Sqwarq for this information.)Īpp Store – removes some recent updates once installed In itself, that information is of little use, but could be exploited by malware to ride on the back of an app which already has this access.

LEGACY JAVA 6 AND JAVA 8 ON HIGH SIERRA OSX 2018 ADOBE SAFETY UPDATE

Apple has been informed, and a fix is expected in a future update to Mojave.

LEGACY JAVA 6 AND JAVA 8 ON HIGH SIERRA OSX 2018 ADOBE SAFETY FULL

I gather that another bug has been discovered in the new enhanced privacy protection, in which a crafted app can obtain a list of those apps which have been given Full Disk Access in the Privacy section of the Security & Privacy pane. Privacy protection – malicious apps can discover which apps have Full Disk Access In 10.14.1, the EFI firmware version number returned in System Information has the form 96.0.0.0.0, but that returned by eficheck commands such as /usr/libexec/firmwarecheckers/eficheck/eficheck -integrity-check are different in form and content, e.g. Existing installed apps generated no such warnings.ĮFI version numbers – System Information and eficheck return different numbers

LEGACY JAVA 6 AND JAVA 8 ON HIGH SIERRA OSX 2018 ADOBE SAFETY SOFTWARE

Note that you cannot rely on Mojave to warn you of 32-bit software when you open an app: that only happens on the first occasion that an app is run after it has been downloaded from the internet. Use 32-bitCheck (from Downloads above) instead. The information given about ‘legacy software’ in System Information is highly incomplete and misleading. System Information – Legacy Software wrong and misleading

Apple is understood to be working on improving this for a future update to Mojave.

Its behaviour is not documented anywhere by Apple.įull details are here.

Its access to protected data is controlled by an oddly-named stub, not ssh or sshd.

Unlike all other apps and tools, when you remove it from the Full Disk Access list, it is given full disk access.

Unlike all other apps and tools, when it is not in the Full Disk Access list, it is given full disk access.

Ssh – doesn’t conform to privacy setting rulesĪlthough ssh works with Mojave’s privacy settings, it breaks their rules: Thanks to Edoardo for first drawing my attention to this. You should not rely on this feature working, particularly across different versions of macOS, and with iOS. However, the number of versions shown on different sharing systems is erratic and unreliable, and this feature can lose versions altogether.įull details are in this article and followed up here. ICloud Drive document sharing – versions erratic and unreliableĪlthough Apple has only recently documented that documents shared using iCloud Drive also share their previous versions, this may well have been present in High Sierra, and can work with Sierra systems too. This article lists bugs which you and I have encountered in macOS Mojave 10.14.1 itself, rather than issues in specific third-party applications and other software. To see the list of bugs in 10.14.6, which is being maintained, please go to this article. Note: this article is no longer being updated, and doesn’t cover 10.14.2 or later.