Found this interesting article about Apple leaving their kernel code unencrypted. This allows people to examine the kernel and look behind the curtain a bit on how things work. Most importantly it exposes vulnerabilities to public scrutiny. It’s not known if this was intentional or accidental although speculation in the article leans towards intentional. Read more here.
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