A security researcher claimed the existence of a vulnerability in Apple Vision Pro

A security researcher claimed that he was able to jailbreak Apple Vision Pro by discovering a vulnerability and develop some kind of malware for it.

According to Tekna technology and technology news service, after the release and release of the Apple Vision Pro headset to the market on Friday, a security researcher claimed to have found a vulnerability in the Vision OS kernel and was able to create it by unlocking the malware. Usually, security researchers and malware developers go to the product at the time of its initial release and look for a way to penetrate its operating system.

They will look for a way to penetrate its operating system. After the introduction of Apple Vision Pro, researchers are looking for security problems in it. Published by Joseph Ravi Chandran, PhD security student at MIT University, it shows that a kernel vulnerability has been detected in this headset, which can be considered the first of its kind.

In the post published by Ravi Chandran, there are images that show how Apple Vision Pro reacted to this vulnerability. According to these images of Apple's mixed reality headset, due to this vulnerability, the user is asked to remove the headset and restart it after 30 seconds. Then a warning will be shown to the user, which means that the core of the device will fail. Ravi Chandran has published another image of the Vision Pro Crasher program in which a message related to the Crash My Vision Pro button can be seen.

It is not yet clear whether the claim of this MIT researcher has been communicated to Apple or not. Considering the very good reception of Vision Pro and Apple's willingness to work on security problems, the company may issue a new update to fix the problem if the information is disclosed. It will publish.