April 2021 – Page 25 – news.buyenne.com

Neoverse V1/N2: ARMs Server-CPUs haben doppelte Performance

Von 64 auf 128 Kerne, alternativ verdoppelte Ausführungseinheiten: Mit Neoverse V1/N2 legt ARM die Messlate für künftige x86-CPUs hoch. (ARM-Server, Prozessor)

Lootboxen: EA will Spieler gezielt in die Fifa-FUT-Falle locken

Interne Unterlagen von Electronic Arts zeigen die Bedeutung von Fifa Ultimate Team (FUT) – und heizen Diskussionen um Glücksspiel neu an. (Fifa, Electronic Arts)

Interne Unterlagen von Electronic Arts zeigen die Bedeutung von Fifa Ultimate Team (FUT) - und heizen Diskussionen um Glücksspiel neu an. (Fifa, Electronic Arts)

Artemis: Blue Origin protestiert gegen SpaceX-Mondlander

Angeblicher Geldmangel der Nasa sei kein Grund, den Bau des Mondlanders von Blue Origin nicht zu bezahlen. Die Firma verlangte den doppelten Preis von SpaceX. (Nasa, Raumfahrt)

Apple Silicon: M1X/M2 für Macbook Pro soll in Produktion sein

Der geplante Starttermin im zweiten Halbjahr 2021 braucht Vorlaufzeit: Das M1X/M2-Apple-Silicon dürfte die Performance verdoppeln. (Apple Silicon, Apple)

Actively exploited Mac 0-day neutered core OS security defenses

Apple fixes macOS vulnerability hackers exploited to suppress security warnings.

When Apple released the latest version 11.3 for macOS on Monday, it didn't just introduce support for new features and optimizations. More importantly, the company fixed a zero-day vulnerability that hackers were actively exploiting to install malware without triggering core Mac security mechanisms, some that were in place for more than a decade.

Together, the defenses provide a comprehensive set of protections designed to prevent users from inadvertently installing malware on their Macs. While one-click and even zero-click exploits rightfully get lots of attention, it’s far more common to see trojanized apps that disguise malware as a game, update, or other desirable piece of software.

Protecting users from themselves

Apple engineers know that trojans represent a bigger threat to most Mac users than more sophisticated exploits that surreptitiously install malware with minimal or no interaction from users. So a core part of Mac security rests on three related mechanisms:

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