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Apple recently addressed a macOS vulnerability that allows attackers to bypass System Integrity Protection (SIP) and install malicious kernel drivers by loading third-party kernel extensions.
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Storagekitd SIP-related Entitlements.
"System Integrity Protection (SIP) serves as a critical safeguard against malware, attackers, and other cybersecurity threats, establishing a fundamental layer of protection for macOS systems," Microsoft said now in a report that provides more technical details on CVE-2024-44243.
"Bypassing SIP impacts the entire operating system's security and could lead to severe consequences, emphasizing the necessity for comprehensive security solutions that can detect anomalous behavior from specially entitled processes."
Microsoft security researchers have discovered multiple macOS vulnerabilities in recent years. A SIP bypass dubbed 'Shrootless' (CVE-2021-30892), reported in 2021, also allows attackers to perform arbitrary operations on compromised Macs and potentially install rootkits.](https://nerdculture.de/system/media_attachments/files/113/849/542/427/926/335/original/fd3a96df722449c5.png "[ImageSource: Microsoft]
Storagekitd SIP-related Entitlements.
\"System Integrity Protection (SIP) serves as a critical safeguard against malware, attackers, and other cybersecurity threats, establishing a fundamental layer of protection for macOS systems,\" Microsoft said now in a report that provides more technical details on CVE-2024-44243.
\"Bypassing SIP impacts the entire operating system's security and could lead to severe consequences, emphasizing the necessity for comprehensive security solutions that can detect anomalous behavior from specially entitled processes.\"
Microsoft security researchers have discovered multiple macOS vulnerabilities in recent years. A SIP bypass dubbed 'Shrootless' (CVE-2021-30892), reported in 2021, also allows attackers to perform arbitrary operations on compromised Macs and potentially install rootkits.")