Скачать или смотреть macOS Sonoma's Hidden Privacy Leak — Apple Won't Tell You This

Apple just released macOS Sonoma 14.8.4 to fix a massive macOS Sonoma hidden privacy leak, but there is a major detail they aren't highlighting in the release notes. In this video, we deep dive into CVE-2026-20641—a critical macOS Sonoma privacy leak that allows malicious apps to bypass your system settings and see exactly what other apps you have installed, including banking, health, and dating apps.

This Apple privacy leak isn't just a glitch; it’s a bypass of the Apple sandbox that has existed since the initial launch of Sonoma. If you haven't updated your macOS privacy settings or installed the latest security patch, your data is currently exposed to "infostealer" malware that is actively targeting Mac users in February 2026.

What we cover today:

The technical breakdown of the macOS Sonoma hidden privacy leak (CVE-2026-20641).

Why the StoreKit and UIKit frameworks are the weak points.

How to check if your macOS privacy has been compromised.

Step-by-step guide to securing your Mac against the February 2026 zero-day threats.

Timestamps:
0:00 - The macOS Sonoma Hidden Privacy Leak
2:15 - How CVE-2026-20641 bypasses the Apple Sandbox
4:40 - The "Infostealer" threat in 2026
7:10 - Apple’s quiet 14.8.4 security patch
9:30 - How to fix your macOS privacy settings now

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