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PSA: Make Sure to Update Soon, macOS Ventura 13.2.1 and iOS 16.3.1 Address Actively Exploited Vulnerability
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Yea I always hold out hope because in the Fall I decided to downgrade to 16.1.2 and the second I went to do so I see Apple stopped signing it! 🫠
If I could just remove the BoomerBar and the dynamic outline I’d be ok without a jailbreak.
Nice, thanks for posting this. I was here looking for exactly this detail! It is mildly surprising enough of us care about these Pioneer drives...
Not for everyone. We have computers in our office that are dedicated to scanning checks and depositing them in one of our companies bank accounts. It's the same software that is used at the teller stations at our bank's physical offices. We can't update the OS because, it would break the check scanning and credit card processing hardware/software. We make sure those computers can only be used for depositing money. They are not used for checking Facebook pages and such or surfing the "Marmots Gone Wild!!!" website.
I thought they could update without manually applying a point release now?
But, but....
Hasn't Apple been claiming all along that their reason for forcing other browsers to use Webkit was that they claimed Webkit offered better security than other browser engines? Bahahahahahahaha! 🥚on their faces with this one. 😄
Hasn't Apple been claiming all along that their reason for forcing other browsers to use Webkit was that they claimed Webkit offered better security than other browser engines? Bahahahahahahaha! 🥚on their faces with this one. 😄
That would be nice. Not gonna hold my breath...but nice just the same.
Let's go all the way back to Mojave
It's amazing the number of Macs out there that are still running high sierra.
The update includes other fixes. I'm guessing they're going to use Rapid Response on isolated fixes when a point update isn't ready to be pushed out.
I love how MacRumors is still using an Apple image of a MacBook running No Man's Sky. So ridiculous.
Don't be silly. When alternate browser engines work their way into iOS, they will come with their own vulnerabilities. They always do. The difference is that Apple fixes a whole bunch of apps simultaneously when they patch WebKit.
I wonder how much more secure software would be, if developers just fixed security issues instead of adding features that come with new security issues. We are always told to update software, but not much seems to be won, if an update just exchanges old holes for new ones.
Never updating ever again. Over it. I don’t care what kind of BS lies they come up with.
Oh, now apps won’t work without update too? Guess I won’t be using your app any more. No more metrics for you!
Oh, now apps won’t work without update too? Guess I won’t be using your app any more. No more metrics for you!
CONFIRMED! Yes, this fixed the use of my external Pioneer BDR-XS06!
We are all Taiwanese! Long live Taiwan! Or is that Ukraine? Wait. Nevermind.
Apple cut them off. What are they supposed to do? The vast majority don't have the ability to zig around Apple's blocks and install Ventura on ($discontinued$) machines that work perfectly fine.It's amazing the number of Macs out there that are still running high sierra.
I hate that in recent memory these updates have come out on a Monday. Didn't this stuff used to be Tuesdays or am I only thinking about MS Patch Tuesdays?
This update on a Monday messes with my whole week
This update on a Monday messes with my whole week