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Old 12-24-2020, 04:30 PM   #11
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Apparently, the T2 chip will be on-die going forward, starting with the M1 processor, which is being used in the latest Macs. However, this doesn't necessarily mean the T2 is now invulnerable to all known exploits because the design for the T2 chip has not changed.
There is no T2 chip on the new Mac. The security functions are all integrated into the SOC itself and it uses a newer, different design. The T2 used an older A10-derived design, which had been compromised years ago and it was made worse because the physical design of the chip's connectivity to the other hardware made it easy to compromise. The M1 integrates everything on the chip, so there is no physical attack vector and the software is independent from the system board itself, so there should be no easy way to break in.
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