A newly-discovered flaw in macOS High Sierra — Apple’s latest iteration of its operating system — allows anyone with local (and, apparently in some cases, remote) access to the machine to log in as ...

There appears to be a critical flaw within macOS High Sierra that allows anyone with physical access to a Mac running the operating system to gain full administrator access, no password required. The ...

Update #2: An official fix is now available; no restart required. Update: An Apple spokesperson has issued the following statement, saying an update is in the works: “We are working on a software ...

Mac users running the latest version of Apple’s operating system, High Sierra, are susceptible to a pretty huge flaw that could grant anyone with physical access to your Mac unfettered access to ...

Publicly posted to Twitter by Turkish software developer Lemi Orhan Ergin, the dangerous vulnerability lets anyone using a Mac running macOS 10.13 High Sierra get authenticated into a “System ...

So your macOS High Sierra-running machine is vulnerable to hackers. Like, really vulnerable. Thankfully, there's a simple way to protect yourself — so long as you can follow a seven-step process laid ...

Welcome to our tutorial article explaining how to deal with the ‘root access flaw’ discovered in macOS High Sierra. The latest development is that Apple’s fix for the problem disappears (temporarily) ...