Installing it means you cannot load ANY TIFF files on your iDevice.
Judgment call here based on each person's situation.
From what I have read about it I'm okay on iOS 8.4, is that right?
I am a Graphic Designer by profession. TIFF is but one format of the kinds of files I deal with all day every day.This will do until something better comes along.
Really only installing this as a rare occurrence. I have never received a tiff file from anyone anyway.
What if she were to uncheck the box that says "automatically download all attachments" (It is located in Preferences - Accounts - Advanced)?How easy is it to infect OS X with this exploit? My mom saw this news and is freaking out; she does't have an iPhone but is still on Mountain Lion on her Macbook Air. I think the odds are low that she'll have any issues, but would it be possible that SPAM with ones of these TIFF files could be an issue?
Are you sure this is correct? I read the blog entry at http://blog.talosintel.com/2016/07/apple-image-rce.html which says "this vulnerability affects both OS X 10.11.5 and iOS 9.3.2 and is believed to be present in all previous versions". I interpreted "all previous versions" to include pre-iOS9 as well. But I would be happy to find out that I was wrong about that, as I am on 8.4Correct. It's only lower versions of iOS 9 that are affected by this.
I was wrong.Are you sure this is correct? I read the blog entry at http://blog.talosintel.com/2016/07/apple-image-rce.html which says "this vulnerability affects both OS X 10.11.5 and iOS 9.3.2 and is believed to be present in all previous versions". I interpreted "all previous versions" to include pre-iOS9 as well. But I would be happy to find out that I was wrong about that, as I am on 8.4
Too bad, I was hoping that I would be wrong on this one. Oh wellI was wrong.
Apparently I didn't read too closely. Sorry for the misinformation.