Vulnerability giving attackers full control of Macs is under active exploitation
A screen-sharing bug in macOS is under active exploitation, allowing remote attackers to gain full control of Macs without needing a password.
A critical Mac vulnerability allowing attackers full remote control is under active exploitation. The bug, found in the screen-sharing feature, lets hackers log in without a password, granting complete system access. Apple has not yet released a patch, but users are advised to disable screen sharing or restrict it behind a firewall. The flaw affects all recent macOS versions, with reports of targeted attacks already in the wild. Security researchers urge immediate action as the exploit requires no user interaction once the service is enabled.