How to prevent Apple Computer Security Vulnerability
4hw.org: now our work and life are basically inseparable from computers. With more and more people's privacy, it's necessary to set passwords for computers. But recently, there's bad news for users of Apple computers. If you download the latest Mac OS system, there's a fatal bug in it, which makes the passwords you set useless. What's the matter How to prevent this loophole? Let's take a look!
According to CNET, Apple's latest Mac OS system has a serious vulnerability. Users can enter the system only by entering 'root' as the user name, and the passwords set are invalid.
The specific operation is that the user only needs to enter 'system preferences' setting, select' users and groups', click the unlock button, and a prompt box will pop up asking for user name and password to change the setting. Next, just enter "root" in the user name column, and do not need to fill in the password. Click unlock several times to enter the system successfully.
Apple didn't respond to this major vulnerability, but a security official suggested that the user could create a user with a user name of 'root' and set a password for the user, so that the above vulnerability would not occur, or close the visitor account.