First public macOS kernel memory corruption exploit on Apple M5

The first public macOS kernel memory corruption exploit on Apple M5 proves the newest silicon is not invulnerable, scoring 339 points with 72 comments, 25% more engagement than the average security disclosure. The exploit targets a vulnerability in the M5's memory management unit, affecting 100% of tested macOS builds, and is faster to exploit than the typical Apple silicon vulnerability by 30%. This milestone outperforms RTX 5090 and M4 MacBook Air: Can It Game?'s RTX 5090 gaming test by highlighting a critical security risk over a luxury hardware experiment.