Exploit would remotely overwrite firmware on boot-up leaving Apple Macs permanently compromised
An exploit on Apple Macs could enable attackers to create a permanent back door, OS X security researcher Pedro Vilaca has warned. The vulnerability, which affects Apple Macs older than a year, ...
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