Security readout for executives and security teams
This is a legacy local-permission issue in Parallels Desktop for Mac Build 1940. A configuration file was world-writable, allowing any local user on the Mac to change DHCP settings used by Parallels networking. Exposure is likely limited to Macs running Parallels Desktop for Mac Build 1940, especially systems with multiple local users or weak local account controls. Treat as a legacy hygiene issue unless affected Macs remain in use. Prioritize if shared Macs, labs, or privileged local users depend on Parallels networking. Mitigation focus: Inventory Macs for Parallels Desktop for Mac Build 1940.; Check current vendor guidance for supported upgrade or removal paths.; Restrict local user access on affected Macs until resolved..
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