Security readout for executives and security teams
This is a legacy Apple Mac OS X kernel denial-of-service issue. On systems before OS X 10.9, certain SHA-2 digest operations could trigger a kernel panic, crashing the machine. The source specifically cites an IPSec connection as an example trigger. Exposure is limited to legacy Apple Mac OS X systems before 10.9. Systems using IPSec or kernel paths that invoke SHA-2 digest operations may be more relevant, but the sources do not provide broader product detail. Treat as a legacy-system hygiene issue with operational availability impact. Prioritize any remaining pre-10.9 Mac OS X systems, especially if they support connectivity services or sensitive operations where crashes create business disruption. Mitigation focus: Upgrade affected Mac OS X systems to 10.9 or later per Apple guidance.; Identify and retire unsupported pre-10.9 Mac OS X systems.; Review Apple advisory APPLE-SA-2013-10-22-3 for vendor-specific remediation details..
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