Overview

• Security firm Sevco discovered that iPhone Mirroring on macOS Sequoia can reveal personal iOS app metadata on work Macs.
• Apps from personal iPhones may appear in corporate software inventories, potentially exposing sensitive information without users' consent.
• This issue could lead to privacy law violations, including CCPA and GDPR, and poses significant legal risks for companies.
• Sevco has alerted Apple, which is working on a fix, but recommends avoiding iPhone Mirroring on work devices until a patch is released.
• The bug highlights the importance of employee awareness and corporate communication to mitigate data exposure risks.