Apple Releases macOS Ventura 13.4.1 With Security Fixes

[MacRumors]

Apple today released macOS Ventura 13.4, a minor update for the macOS Ventura operating system that was released last October. macOS Ventura 13.4.1 comes more than a month after the launch of macOS Ventura 13.4.

The ‌‌‌‌macOS Ventura‌‌‌‌ 13.4.1 update can be downloaded for free on all eligible Macs using the Software Update section of System Settings.

According to Apple's release notes, the update provides important security fixes and is recommended for all users. Apple has also released macOS 11.7.8 and macOS 12.6.7 security updates for those who are unable to run Ventura.

Article Link: Apple Releases macOS Ventura 13.4.1 With Security Fixes

 

[Steve686]

Please read Nikon Z8 .NEF files!

 

[infinitedreams]

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[sjsharksfan12]

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Same here.

 

[DJJAZZYJET]

Wonder if this fixes the calendar making a sleeping Mac wake every 5/15 minutes for no reason draining the battery life

 

[Account25476]

I still don't understand why they're not using the "Rapid Security Responses" option for these types of updates.

Are they urgent?

• Yes: then use the "Rapid Security Responses".
• No: Wait for another time and add these things on the 13.5, deploying a single update (which will be probably relieve within 2 weeks).

 

[frenchcamp49er]

Not seeing it either

 

[SteveJUAE]

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Ditto

 

[Lioness~]

Not available here either - checking tomorrow 🙂

 

[Apple_Robert]

No uodate

 

[Martyimac]

Got mine 15 minutes ago and now up and running with the new update. Build 22F2083

 

[Apple Fan 2008]

I'm already running Sonoma. It's not actually that buggy.

 

[Stuipdboy1000]

I still don't understand why they're not using the "Rapid Security Responses" option for these types of updates.

Are they urgent?

• Yes: then use the "Rapid Security Responses".
• No: Wait for another time and add these things on the 13.5, deploying a single update (which will be probably relieve within 2 weeks).

Apparently patches for kernel issues can't be done via RSR, which is why today it is a full OS update.

 

[xraydoc]

I wonder if it was pulled or just a slow roll-out?

 

[krakenrelease]

I'm already running Sonoma. It's not actually that buggy.

*That buggy* lol

 

[Not@Apple]

I've checked several times and I'm also not seeing it. However I do see the iOS update and am installing that on my iPhone right now.

 

[Stuipdboy1000]

I wonder if it was pulled or just a slow roll-out?

I've always found it slower to appear on M-series Macs, whereas updates will appear a good 20-30 minutes earlier on Intel machines.

 

[Alexrat1996]

no update for me on my m1 max macbook pro 16

 

[Not@Apple]

UPDATE: I just refreshed again and it's available now. Downloading update.

 

[Martyimac]

I've always found it slower to appear on M-series Macs, whereas updates will appear a good 20-30 minutes earlier on Intel machines.

Opposite for me, check post #11. Love your avatar.

 

[jbachandouris]

Finally
M1 Pro MBP

 

[Apple Fan 2008]

*That buggy* lol

Yeah there are some bugs...

 

[Robin Bonathan]

I am seeing updates in southern europe.

 

[Westside guy]

I'm seeing the Ventura "upgrade" to 13.4.1, but not the Monterey update (yet). Since Apple has been rather lax in back-porting its fixes to the older OSes lately, I suspect the coincident release of this one means it's addressing a pretty significant security issue.

 

[frenchcamp49er]

Downloading now