Experts claim to have found more weaknesses in Apple's Gatekeeper tool — but it doesn't seem too bothered
THE SO WHAT
If Gatekeeper can be bypassed by swapping a signed app for an "evil doppelganger," your Mac fleet security model is weaker than your procurement process. Treat notarization as one control among many—tighten endpoint monitoring and app allowlists rather than trusting platform checks alone.
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