Apple’s new Mojave privacy protections are well-intended, but some developers and security researchers have expressed some concerns about the way they have been implemented. There are also issues with apps that use background processes not triggering the user approval, which can break those apps in interesting ways, such as causing crashes or silently impairing functionality. A security researcher demonstrated a zero-day vulnerability that can allow a malicious program to gain access to protected data without needing to get the users approval. The next day, a blog post from a source at SentinelOne revealed that it is possible for a remote attacker to access protected data via ssh.”]