But whether the T2 chip is behind all the kernel panics is ... don’t use a Thunderbolt 3 to Thunderbolt 2 adapter, turn off Power Nap, turn off Secure Boot, don’t unlock the device with ...

Apparently, the Bridge OS crashes cease when the T2 chip’s functionality is disabled ... using Thunderbolt 2 adapters, unlocking with the Apple Watch, using Power Nap, enabling third-party ...

DigitalTrends noted the thread on Wednesday, attributing it to the T2 chip in the MacBook Pro ... not using a Thunderbolt 3-to-Thunderbolt 2 adapter, disable Secure Boot, turn off power management ...

All Macs sold since 2018 contain the T2 chip, and because the attack uses ... Come chat with me at @defcon if you’d like to collaborate. Power adapter. Silent infection. Cross platform.

A recently released tool is letting anyone exploit an unusual Mac vulnerability to bypass Apple's trusted T2 security chip and gain deep system access. The flaw is one researchers have also been ...

The iMac Pro may be an outlier today, but in the future we’ll probably look back on it as the start of a new era for the Mac, all because of the Apple-built T2 chip it carries inside.

Beginning with the iMac Pro in December 2017—and continuing with Mac mini, MacBook Air, and MacBook Pro models introduced in 2018 and onwards—Apple has packed Macs with its own homegrown T2 chip. Like ...

Intel Macs that use Apple's T2 Security Chip are vulnerable to an exploit that could allow a hacker to circumvent disk encryption, firmware passwords and the whole T2 security verification chain ...

Both computers, like the newest MacBook Pro and last year’s iMac Pro, come equipped with Apple’s security-focused T2 chip. The T2 chip, which acts as a co-processor, is the secret to many of ...

Previously, he reported on the technology and gaming industries for more than a decade. The T2 chip was first introduced in late 2017 with the iMac Pro, and it provides Apple with a secure way to ...

While Apple’s T2 security chip appears mostly to help Jobs’ Mob control its Walled Garden of delights, it apparently is not very good at security. A recently released tool is letting anyone ...

A recently released tool is letting anyone exploit an unusual Mac vulnerability to bypass Apple's trusted T2 security chip and gain deep system access. The flaw is one researchers have also been ...