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Mac users could still be tricked: prompting attacks vs. the requirement that code runs locally GitHub · 14 hours ago · 45

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Meta patched a macOS vulnerability in its Muse voice dictation feature that could let an unprivileged process redirect dictation traffic to an attacker-controlled endpoint Security issue

25 Sep Mac users could still be tricked: prompting attacks vs. the requirement that code runs locally

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