Security readout for executives and security teams
CVE-2011-3216 is an old Mac OS X kernel permissions flaw. On Mac OS X versions before 10.7.2, a local user may bypass intended directory protections and delete files they should not be able to delete. Exposure is mainly legacy Apple Mac OS X systems older than 10.7.2, especially shared or multi-user machines where local users or local processes can access protected directories. Prioritize remediation only where legacy pre-10.7.2 Macs still exist. For modern fleets, this is mostly a historical concern, but any exposed legacy multi-user system should be removed or upgraded. Mitigation focus: Upgrade affected Mac OS X systems to 10.7.2 or later following Apple guidance.; Retire or isolate Macs that cannot be upgraded.; Restrict local account access on any legacy affected systems..
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