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Apple patches 41 bugs in monster day of fixes


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computerworld.com -- In one of its biggest update days in memory, Apple Inc. late Wednesday patched 41 vulnerabilities in Mac OS X, rolled out the long-anticipated (and likely last) update for Tiger, quashed 10 bugs in the Windows version of Safari and upgraded a slew of other applications.


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So, wait, Mac OS really isn't that secure?
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Never has been. Even Apple's iPods have a security problem which is being plugged.

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Sarcasm :)
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Just reading the title of this thread had me laughing :)

So what about the worm inside the apple? They must be too busy patching bugs outside the apple skin to notice the worm disappear inside :)
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