Binance’s former CEO cautions Mac users on a major security vulnerability.
Apple has a history of security flaws that can lead to crypto losses, calling for safeguards.
Changpeng Zhao (CZ), the former CEO of Binance Exchange, recently informed the crypto community of a new vulnerability targeted at Intel-based Mac users. The vulnerability affecting iPhones and iPads may expose users’ digital assets.
Zhao Sounds An Alarm
Taking to the X platform, Zhao urged Mac users with Intel-based chips to update their devices, following a zero-day exploit on November 19. “If you use a Macbook with an Intel-based chip, update asap. Stay SAFU,” CZ wrote.
If you use a Macbook with Intel based chip, update asap!
Stay SAFU!https://t.co/mk2Jsicnte
— CZ BNB (@cz_binance) November 20, 2024
Zero-day vulnerabilities are flaws identified and exploited by hackers before a patch becomes available. The term “zero-day” refers to developers having limited time to fix the vulnerability upon discove
Fed officials are so encouraged by the latest inflation numbers that they’re signaling slower interest rate hikes ahead
Data released earlier on Thursday showed consumer prices cooling by more than expected in October, with the consumer…
