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<small aria-hidden="true">Photo: [Binarly](https://binarly.io/blog/the-firmware-supply-chain-security-is-broken-can-we-fix-it)</small>
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Apple can deal with vulnerabilities themselves when they're reported instead of waiting for a third party to fix it. According to their [docs](https://support.apple.com/guide/security/peripheral-processor-security-seca500d4f2b/1/web/1):
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Apple can patch vulnerabilities themselves when they're reported instead of waiting for a third party to fix them. According to their [docs](https://support.apple.com/guide/security/peripheral-processor-security-seca500d4f2b/1/web/1):
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> Whenever possible, Apple works to reduce the number of peripheral processors necessary and to avoid designs that require firmware. But when separate processors with their own firmware are required, efforts are taken to help ensure an attacker can’t persist on that processor.
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