Apple’s T2 chip has an unfixable vulnerability that could allow root access

MacDailyNews
Oct 6, 2020, 10:44 am475 pts
A cybersecurity researcher claims that Apple macOS devices with Intel processors and a T2 chip are vulnerable to an unfixable exploit that could give attackers root access. Mac mini now features the Apple T2 Security Chip, enabling on-the-fly data encryption, secure boot and up to 30 times faster HEVC video…

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