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      <title>It&#39;s a pre-auth, stupid!</title>
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      <description>This Monday Apple&amp;rsquo;s Security Bulletin finally brought the bad news I had been waiting for a long time (because I&amp;rsquo;m a very curious person and like to experiment!).
There was a section on Screen Sharing and while the descriptions looked suspicious there was a chance that one of the greatest bugs I ever found was finally killed.
After updating a VM and testing the bug, it was indeed not working anymore.</description>
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