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That's gonna be devastating to the three people who use Mail.app
With the Mail.app pegging their CPU to 100%, those three people are unlikely to notice. Frankly, it's unlikely for the attacker to be able to do anything either, aside from force-terminating Mail.app. (Disclaimer: I want to like Mail.app, but I don't need another fan in my office.)
That's gonna be devastating to the three people who use Mail.app
With the Mail.app pegging their CPU to 100%, those three people are unlikely to notice. Frankly, it's unlikely for the attacker to be able to do anything either, aside from force-terminating Mail.app. (Disclaimer: I want to like Mail.app, but I don't need another fan in my office.)
That's gonna be devastating to the three people who use Mail.app
With the Mail.app pegging their CPU to 100%, those three people are unlikely to notice. Frankly, it's unlikely for the attacker to be able to do anything either, aside from force-terminating Mail.app. (Disclaimer: I want to like Mail.app, but I don't need another fan in my office.)
> 2020–05–16: Issue found > 2020–05–24: PoC done and reported to Apple > 2020–06–04: Catalina 10.15.6 Beta 4 with [hotfix released] > 2020–07–15: Catalina 10.15.6 Update with hotfix released
> 2021–03–30: Bug Bounty is still being evaluated
That's gonna be devastating to the three people who use Mail.app
That's not what the statistics say: https://emailclientmarketshare.com
Although,
> Since determining the client in which an email is opened requires images to be displayed, the data for some email clients and mobile devices might be over- or under-represented due to automatic image blocking.
Outlook doesn't display external images by default, while Mail.app does, so....
That's gonna be devastating to the three people who use Mail.app
Whats a good alternative for macos these days? I loved sparrow back in the day, before I got acquired and killed by google.
Maybe a good business is bug escrow company.