Apple's macOS file encryption easily bypassed without the latest fixes

Macworld
Dec 16, 2016, 10:40 am799 pts
Without the macOS update released this week, Apple’s disk encryption can be easily defeated by connecting a specially crafted device to a locked MacBook. The attack is possible because devices connected over Thunderbolt can access the computer’s RAM directly before the OS is started through the direct memory…

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