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Apple has released a Security Update today for Mac OS X Server 10.5, Mac OS X 10.5.8, Mac OS X Server 10.6, Mac OS X 10.6.4 which addresses issues in the following software:
CFNetwork
ClamAV
CoreGraphics
libsecurity
PHP
Samba
Full details of the changes are detailed on Apple's support site. The update is recommended for all Mac OS X customers.

Article Link: Apple Releases Security Update 2010-005
 
Downloaded fine, but took a long time to restart while updating. Everything normal once it did restart.
 
When are we getting Java Version 6.21 update? firefox tells me there is an update for it over 2 weeks now. But yeah I love updates especially security hopefully they can one day make flash better ****ing hate that crap even after blocking most flash stuff, sucks that you need flash for almost everything.:apple:
 
If this was an iPhone OS update it would be Page 1 material. It wasn't that long that a Mac OS X security update (of any kind) would have generated a mile long thread. I miss those days:(
 
According to Charlie miller, this update fixes the jailbreakme.com PDF exploit for OSX, so a very important update indeed.

Edit: you've GOT to be kidding me. Apple is just NOW updating PHP to 5.3.2, a month after 5.3.3 is released with more security fixes and a full 5 months after 5.3.2 was released?
 
According to Charlie miller, this update fixes the jailbreakme.com PDF exploit for OSX, so a very important update indeed.

Edit: you've GOT to be kidding me. Apple is just NOW updating PHP to 5.3.2, a month after 5.3.3 is released with more security fixes and a full 5 months after 5.3.2 was released?

Has Apple ever had an up to date PHP? I thought their server stuff always lagged behind a bit.
 
I downloaded the patch from CH41n$awH4x3r3s.org.

When I rebooted my computer, it now comes up with a skull and crossbones and an error message. "W3 1s 1337. ur H4x3R3d." I am not sure I got an official binary.
 
Ever heard of: A fool and his money is soon parted.

Here's how it's done:
http://obamapacman.com/2010/07/apple-store-itunes-app-store-hacked-how-to/
Is that why PayPal blames Apple [iTunes] and not its customers?

I guess you haven't seen the proof of concept; Someone jumped on the bandwagon and blimey almighty does it work. Now repeat after me: "Where's the money?" Yep. That'll be iTunes and thus...

It's far too easy, almost relaxing, to point a fingers to the innocent end-user who has done nothing wrong.

But until the police actually get a grip on it... this all is speculation, until someone confesses of course.
 
How do I tell what the security update changed when installing? (I installed while I slept.) I am asking because my system seems a bit faster launching apps this morning.
 
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