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Remember Apple's quiet patch last week to fix the vulnerability caused by the Mac client for the video conferencing app, Zoom?

Well, they're at it again.

Apple, that is. The Verge says Apple is silently updating Max again to remove

insecure software from Zoom's partners.

Apparently the video conferencing apps Zumu and Ring Central used technology from

Zoom. That means they left vulnerabilities from Zoom as well.

Specifically, the report says they installed secondary pieces of software that could take commands

from websites to open up your webcam in a video conference without your intervention.

And just like installing Zoom before its updates,

uninstalling Zumu and Ring Central did not

remove the secondary web server,

hence the need for Apple's behind the screen intervention.

Goldman Sachs is dropping major bank on the consumer space, that is to say the firm is spending a lot of money on initiatives like Applecard

in what called to Mac calls a pivot from investment banking to consumer banking. It's probably not easy and it is certainly not cheap.

This year alone Goldman Sachs has spent 275 million dollars on Applecard and other consumer-based product over the past few years

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