macOS High Sierra flaw unlocks App Store System Preferences with any password, fixed in latest beta<div class="feat-image">
</div><p>There’s a newly discovered security hole in the current version of macOS High Sierra that allows anyone with access to your Mac to unlock your App Store System Preferences without your system password. The impact of this vulnerability doesn’t appear to be severe, but the security feature clearly isn’t working as intended.</p>
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macOS High Sierra flaw unlocks App Store System Preferences with any password, fixed in latest beta
