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CVE-2024-54525 is a logic issue in Apple backup restore handling that was addressed through improved file handling. According to the provided advisory text, restoring a maliciously crafted backup file may lead to modification of protected system files. The issue affects Apple platforms including visionOS, watchOS, tvOS, macOS Sequoia, iOS, and iPadOS prior to the fixed releases. The vulnerability appears to stem from insufficient validation or unsafe handling of files during the restore process, allowing data from a crafted backup to be written in a way that impacts files that should remain protected by the operating system.
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An autofill logic issue where passwords could be filled after failed authentication; fixed with improved checks.
A logic flaw in Apple Vision Pro backup restore handling that could allow modification of protected system files; fixed with improved file handling.
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