A critical macOS vulnerability is being exploited by hackers to bypass authentication and deploy Monero mining malware via Screen Sharing. The flaw, which has been made public, allows attackers to gain unauthorized access to macOS systems, enabling them to install and run malicious software. Specifically, the vulnerability is being used to deploy a Monero miner, which can significantly impact system performance and generate revenue for the attackers. The Netherlands' National Cyber Security Centre has issued a warning about the active exploitation of this vulnerability, emphasizing the need for users to take immediate action to protect their systems1. This exploitation highlights the importance of keeping software up-to-date and being aware of potential security threats. The fact that hackers are actively targeting macOS systems to deploy cryptocurrency mining malware means that practitioners must prioritize patching and monitoring their systems to prevent such attacks, as the consequences of a successful breach can be severe.