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Security researcher (@__rev) at Bynario, a Milan-based security startup, credited by Apple for discovering a Screen Sharing authentication flaw.
Apple's emergency macOS update on August 6 fixed a Screen Sharing flaw that calif.io turned into a working exploit about four hours later. The flaw let anyone on the network sign in without a password, and the service answering those connections runs as root.
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The EUR2.1m pre-seed is roughly 0.16% of what 360 Capital and PranaVentures manage between them - a check sized to option a research method, before Bynario has a finished security platform to bet on.
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Dutch officials report root access and Monero miners on Macs with port 5900 open to the internet. Sonoma, Sequoia and Tahoe all need the update Apple shipped as an important security fix.
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The Dutch NCSC says CVE-2026-65400 was abused within two weeks of Apple's fix, with root access and Monero miners in every reported case. Patching closes the door; it does not evict anyone.
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CVE-2026-65400 let an attacker on the network authenticate to Screen Sharing without valid credentials. Apple's note names macOS Tahoe only, so treat wider backport claims as unconfirmed.
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