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CVE-2025-24206 is an authentication flaw in Apple AirPlay that allows an attacker on the same local network to bypass authentication policy. Apple states the issue was caused by improper state management and was corrected through improved state management. The vulnerability affects Apple platforms including iOS, iPadOS, macOS, tvOS, and visionOS prior to the patched releases. In AirPlay attack chains, this flaw can remove the expected authentication or user-interaction barrier for local-network access to AirPlay functionality. Public reporting also describes it as a user-interaction or authentication bypass that can be chained with CVE-2025-24252, a memory corruption issue, to achieve zero-click remote code execution on vulnerable macOS systems under certain AirPlay receiver configurations.
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An authentication/state management issue that may allow a local-network attacker to bypass authentication policy on Apple Vision Pro.
A critical wormable zero-click RCE vulnerability in Apple AirPlay protocol, enabling autonomous spread across macOS devices on the same network.
An authentication/policy bypass in AirPlay that can be chained with other AirPlay vulnerabilities to enable zero-click remote code execution on macOS in same-network attack scenarios.
A user-interaction bypass in the AirPlay attack chain that, when combined with CVE-2025-24252, enables zero-click remote code execution against macOS devices on the same network under permissive AirPlay Receiver settings.
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