Now patched macOS Calendar exploit let hackers steal data from iCloud

AppleInsider
Sep 13, 2024, 2:57 pm349 pts
A security researcher has detailed an old hack in macOS that gave hackers full access to a user's iCloud, needing only a calendar invite to succeed. Even Apple's Calendar app can be vulnerable In 2022, security researcher Mikko Kenttala discovered a zero-click vulnerability within macOS Calendar that could…

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