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Archive for the ‘Apple’ Category

March 21st, 2007

Which OS is right for you?

You thinking of getting a new system or just want to start anew with your old one and one question is bothering you: Which OS should i use? Windows? XP or Vista? Linux? Which distribution? or , heavens forbid, should you switch to OS X?
Once, you were either a Mac person or a Windows user. […]

By Kiven -- 4 comments

September 13th, 2006

quick! patch your Quicktime … and your Adobe Flash and…

This patching software for vulnerabilities just never ends, does it … it’s just one dang patch after another: “Apple has released a patch for seven serious security flaws in QuickTime today….” [Hard OCP News] Wonder if that applies to the newest QuickTime 7.13 version? You’d think that Quicktime would patch a September 12 release with […]

By Mary Ford -- 0 comments

June 19th, 2006

Windows on a Mac - Options, Options, Options

I’m in the market for an Apple MacBook later this year, but will want to keep access to some of the apps I already have on Windows. There are two options out there for those of you wanting to run Windows on the new Macs.

Boot Camp - Boot Camp is a free beta download […]

By Aaron -- 1 comment

May 18th, 2006

43 Flaws Fixed in Mac OS X, QuickTime - eWeek.com

Don’t assume that just because you own a Mac that you are safe from viruses!
As reported on eWeek.com:
Apple Computer’s security update train rumbled into the station late May 11 with fixes for a whopping 43 Mac OS X and QuickTime vulnerabilities.
The company’s Security Update 2006-003 patches 31 flaws in the Mac OS X, most of […]

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May 2nd, 2006

Apple Releases Java Security Update

The update addresses two privilege-escalation vulnerabilities, under which untrusted Java applets may obtain elevated privileges.
The first involves Java Web Start. Quoting the Apple web site:
Description: A security vulnerability in Java Web Start may allow an untrusted application to elevate its privileges. This update addresses the issue by providing J2SE version 1.5.0_06, which is […]

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April 19th, 2006

Newest Firefox Release Patches Security Holes AND Works on The New Mac/Intel Machines

Firefox has just released its latest version, version 1.5.0.2. Labeled a “security and stability” release, it fixes several critical security holes and other problems. It also provides support for the new Mac/Intel machines.
“We’re identifying this as a critical release and we’re strongly recommending that everyone update as soon as possible,” Mozilla said in […]

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March 19th, 2006

Apple Patches A Patch

Apple has released a security patch numbered 2006-002v1.1 in order to address a problem in 2006-002v1.0.
Some users have experienced a problem launching Safari after installing the first version of this patch. This latest update fixes this problem.
Apple update fixes Safari problem
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March 8th, 2006

Apple Plugs 20 Security Holes

Windows isn’t the only operating system that needs security updates. In its first security update of the year, Apple addressed and fixed 20 different vulnerabilities. Security Update 2006-001 is recommended for all users and improves the security of the following components.
apache_mod_php
automount
Bom
Directory Services
iChat
IPSec
LaunchServices
LibSystem
loginwindow
OpenSSH
rsync
Safari
Syndication
For detailed information on this Update, and links to download the update, please visit […]

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