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Os pesquisadores de segurança Talal Haj Bakry e Tommy Mysk descobriram uma vulnerabilidade no macOS a qual permite que apps confiáveis sejam substituídos por softwares maliciosos, mas o seu funcionamento é mais complexo do que parece à primeira vista.
A brecha é iniciada por arquivos de execução de aplicativos baixados pela internet, que são silenciosamente substituídos por malwares (provavelmente compactados no formato .tar). Há, porém, um grande asterisco para que o ataque seja bem sucedido, suficiente para aliviar a preocupação de muitos: ele exige que já exista um acesso prévio a esse Mac para funcionar corretamente.
A execução decorre da ausência de uma segunda verificação do Gatekeeper (sistema de defesa do macOS quanto aos arquivos de um determinado aplicativo), checando a segurança dos apps apenas durante a primeira execução. As modificações até podem condicionar a abertura de uma caixa de diálogo, mas essas permissões são solicitadas em nome do arquivo executável baixado originalmente pelo usuário, o que diminui descrenças sobre a segurança da ação.
A melhor forma de se prevenir é evitar o download de arquivos e executáveis por parte de fontes desconhecidas, inclusive nos casos em que o que foi baixado é associado a um software da sua confiança. A brecha, vale lembrar, não afeta nada baixado pela Mac App Store.
Os pesquisadores relataram o problema à Apple, que optou por encerrar o caso sem resolver a falha.
via AppleInsider
“Ted Lasso” arrived on Apple TV in 2020 as a refreshing antidote to cynicism: a kind-hearted American football coach (Jason Sudeikis) takes over a struggling English Premier League football (soccer) team, winning over skeptics with optimism, biscuits, and “believe” signs. Seasons 1 and 2 delivered sharp comedy, genuine emotional depth, and broad appeal, earning Emmys and a devoted fanbase. Then came Season 3 in 2023. Many viewers felt the show shifted from feel-good underdog story to something heavier on messaging and virtue-signaling.
What Went Wrong in Season 3?
Critics gave Season 3 a solid 81% on Rotten Tomatoes, but audience scores dipped, with notable backlash. Common complaints included scattered storytelling with longer episodes that spread focus across too many characters and subplots, diluting the core team dynamic. The gentle humor gave way to heavier lectures on topics like sexuality, gender dynamics, and social issues. Storylines involving multiple LGBTQ+ characters and identity themes often felt shoehorned in, prioritizing virtue-signaling over organic character growth. Some scenes started feeling like after-school specials rather than natural extensions of the show’s wholesome spirit.
Jason Sudeikis has pushed back against the criticism, suggesting detractors “don’t have imaginations” or lack curiosity. That’s a fair creative defense (series do evolve over time), but it didn’t win over fans who felt the series abandoned its original charm for contemporary posturing.
Season 4 Setup: Promising or Risky?
Season 4 premieres August 5, 2026, on Apple TV. Ted returns to Richmond to coach a second-division women’s football team. Promotional materials suggest more of the signature warmth, with returning favorites like Rebecca (Hannah Waddingham), Roy Kent (Brett Goldstein), Keeley (Juno Temple), and Coach Beard, plus new cast members. The logline emphasizes “leaping before they look” and taking chances.
Potential red flags for “woke disaster” concerns:
• The premise itself — Ted coaching women — invites explorations of gender, empowerment, and male-female dynamics. Given Season 3’s direction, there’s a real risk of heavy-handed messaging around feminism and identity politics in sports.
• Hollywood’s track record shows many comedies have struggled when prioritizing social commentary over laughs.
• Creative team continuity from Season 3 raises questions about whether the virtue-signaling elements will persist or intensify.
Reasons for optimism:
• The women’s team angle could deliver fresh comedy with non-traditional football coaching, team rivalries, and Ted’s positivity clashing with new personalities, without needing to shoehorn in ideological crutches.
• The core strength of the show has always been relationships and personal growth. If the focus stays on believable character arcs (unlike Keely’s in Season 3, for example), it can recapture Season 1 magic.
• The three-year gap since Season 3 might reset expectations and allow a return to form.
The Bigger Picture
“Ted Lasso” succeeded initially because it was not another lecture. It celebrated kindness, resilience, and community without alienating viewers. Many topics aren’t inherently bad where it fits naturally, but when it feels like agenda first and entertainment second, the formula breaks. Season 3 proved that strong performances couldn’t fully mask the sense that the show was trying way too hard to be “important.”
MacDailyNews Take: Season 4 doesn’t have to repeat Season 3’s mistakes. A women’s team offers rich comedic territory without mandating sermons. If the writers trust the audience and prioritize funny, heartfelt stories over checking boxes, it could be a strong return. If they treat it as another vehicle for cultural commentary, the “woke disaster” label may stick.
Ultimately, we’ll know soon enough. Ted’s mantra, “Believe,” applies here, too. But belief works best when earned through great TV, not imposed. August 5th will tell. Fingers crossed the biscuits are fresh and the lectures are light.
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The FCC voted July 22 to push satellite operators out of more C-band spectrum for a 5G auction next year, while approving a licensing overhaul aimed at accelerating the commercial space economy.
The post FCC approves sweeping space reforms while clearing more C-band for 5G appeared first on SpaceNews.
The near-Earth object (875163) 1998 SH2, which is currently classified as an asteroid, has revealed a hidden identity: it’s actually a comet in disguise, according to a new study published in the journal Nature Astronomy.
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A handful of Apple TV series drive the streamer's impressive audience growth. These are the streamer's best dramas, comedies and sci-fi.
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