Comment by girvo
9 hours ago
EDIT: The person I replied to entirely rewrote their comment (with no indication they did so) so mine seems weird now, apologies for that.
Apple fixed the issue it seems, but did kind-of-sort-of ignore it. The argument from the OP is that it requires physical access, you don't need to convince the user to do anything, the attacker can do it...
...which Apple pointed out (in the article you're commenting on) that if FileVault was enabled this wouldn't be possible, which is true.
And if you have physical access and no encryption, then it's kind of game over anyway. But still, kind of neat to find something like this and Apple fixed it regardless
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