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CVE-2024-44191 is an authorization flaw in Apple platforms that could allow an application to gain unauthorized access to Bluetooth. The issue was attributed to improper state management in the Bluetooth permission or access-control flow, and Apple reports that it was addressed through improved state management. Affected products include Xcode prior to 16, iOS and iPadOS prior to 17.7 and 18, macOS prior to Sequoia 15, tvOS prior to 18, visionOS prior to 2, and watchOS prior to 11.
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An authorization/state-management issue that could allow an app to gain unauthorized Bluetooth access.
Bluetooth authorization/state-management issue allowing an app to gain unauthorized Bluetooth access.
A state-management issue that could allow an app to gain unauthorized access to Bluetooth on Apple TV.
A macOS logic issue that could allow a malicious app to modify other apps without App Management permission; addressed with improved checks.
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Cross-references every affected SKU, including bundled OEM variants.
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