At this stage, a lot of bugs are still being reported after five beta releases, notably with the user interface - many of which you can find chronicled here. The next generation of macOS, ‘Ventura’, is due for release in October, and beta testing has been underway for some time. Given the importance of the security updates it brings, I would advise you to update your Mac as a matter of priority. Unlike iOS 15.6.1 Verdict, there were some conflicting reports about macOS 12.5.1 but nine days on, I can confirm this is a solid update with no major bugs. I will publish my final verdict here in one week.Ġ8/28 Final Verdict: apologies for the delayed final verdict.
Note: hesitant upgraders can bookmark this guide because it will be updated with any relevant flaws or features I find. Given the severity of these vulnerabilities and the isolated reports of bugs within macOS 12.5.1, there is every reason to update as soon as possible. Both flaws allow hackers to remotely execute malicious code on your iPhone, iPad or Mac and potentially take over your device.Īpple said it understands both vulnerabilities “may have been actively exploited” before it was able to release the patches. The flaws were found in the kernel, a program at the core of the OS ( CVE-2022-32894) and WebKit, the engine that powers the Safari web browser ( CVE-2022-32893).
That said, the security patches have made international news after Apple disclosed two major ‘zero day’ flaws which affect all its operating systems. MacOS 12.5.1 is a dedicated security update with no added features or bug fixes.
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