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CVE-2024-54530 is an authentication flaw in Apple platforms where Password AutoFill may fill in passwords even after authentication has failed. Apple states the issue was addressed with improved checks and fixed in macOS Sequoia 15.2, watchOS 11.2, visionOS 2.2, iOS 18.2, and iPadOS 18.2. The vulnerability affects the password autofill flow by allowing credential filling to proceed despite a failed authentication gate, indicating insufficient enforcement of the expected authentication result before releasing stored credentials into an autofill context.
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A network-transport issue (lack of HTTPS) that could allow a privileged network attacker to leak sensitive information; fixed by using HTTPS.
An Apple Vision Pro password autofill issue where passwords could be filled after failed authentication; fixed with improved checks.
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