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Apple's Security Halo Is Getting People Hacked There's a particular flavor of irony that comes with Apple's reputation for security: the better the company's brand promise, the slower its users move when a genuine vulnerability surfaces. And right now, that delay is costing real people real access to their machines. Per Engadget, a flaw in macOS screen sharing has now been observed in active attacks. The vulnerability lets attackers view screens, open files, and essentially puppeteer a compromised Mac without needing a password. This isn't a theoretical risk buried in a security advisory that nobody reads. It's live exploitation, which…