Apple's Notarization Process Repeatedly Approved Malware for Mac

Apple mistakenly approved and notarized a common kind of malware for macOS on at least two occasions, reports TechCrunch.Apple requires developers to submit their apps for security checks to run on macOS in a process called "notarization." Notarization was required from the launch of macOS Catalina. If software has not been notarized, it will be blocked by default in macOS.Peter Dantini and security researcher Patrick Wardle at Objective-See report that they have found the first malware for Mac