MacOS Apps refer to software applications specifically designed to run on macOS, which is the operating system developed by Apple Inc. for its Macintosh computers. These apps can be either native applications developed using Apple’s frameworks such as Cocoa or SwiftUI, or third-party applications created by other developers. MacOS Apps can serve a variety of functions, including productivity, creative work, media playback, communication, and gaming. They are typically distributed through the Mac App Store, which provides a centralized location for users to browse, purchase, and download applications. MacOS Apps are optimized for the features of the macOS environment, integrating closely with system elements such as the touch bar, gestures, and Finder, ensuring a cohesive user experience.
Researchers recently uncovered potential security vulnerabilities in various Microsoft applications for MacOS, such as Outlook and Teams, that could potentially exploit permissions granted to these apps without user awareness. While…