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Don’t Trust That PasscodeThe Apple Blog - Aug 27, 2008 Ryan Naraine reported over at ZDNet Zero Day on a new iPhone vulnerability which lets anyone have full access to the majority of iPhone functionality despite your clever 4-digit passcode lock. As mentioned by … Also tagged: hardware, apple, software, commentary, iphone, vulnerability |
The Apple Blog - Aug 25, 2008
Despite Apple’s enterprise nod with the iPhone OS 2.0 feature set there are two fairly glaring omissions that make it difficult to use the iPhone in a corporate setting: the lack of encryption of the file system as a …
Also tagged: malware, commentary, virus, iphone, x5, software reviews, intego, virusbarrier
The Apple Blog - Aug 21, 2008
The UK security consulting firm Corsaire has just published a new whitepaper on securing Mac OS X Leopard (you may remember them from their similar Tiger whitepaper). Written by Corsaire’s head of training – Daniel …
Also tagged: news, software, whitepapers, leopard
The Apple Blog - Aug 12, 2008
The fine folks in Redmond have released Microsoft Office 2008 for Mac 12.1.2 update which includes stability and performance enhancements for Office 2008, Office 2008 Home and Student Edition, Office 2008 Special Media …
Also tagged: word, news, microsoft, office, software, entourage, powerpoint, excel, patch, software update
The Apple Blog - Aug 1, 2008
Apple released Security Update 2008-05 which contains fixes for: an Open Scripting Architecture (CVE-2008-2830) privilege elevation issue [10.4/10.5 Workstation & Server] a filename handling issue in CarbonCore …
Also tagged: software, commentary, patch, software update, dns cache poisoning
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Tales From The Command Line: What’s Going On? (lsof)The Apple Blog - Aug 1, 2008 As mentioned in the previous installment, there is a very useful command buried deep within the confines of your OS X terminal. This command - lsof (LiSt Open Files) - is like the Swiss Army knife of utilities, proving … Also tagged: tips, tcp ip, network, commentary, command line, open files |
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Phishing Scam: Apple StoreThe Apple Blog - Jul 5, 2008 Trend Micro, the antivirus company, has a Malware Blog where they track all the bad stuff that can happen to your computer. Although the screenshots come from Windows machines, they did have one up this week that … |
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OS X 10.5.4 Released To The Wild + Other Apple UpdatesThe Apple Blog - Jul 1, 2008 Apple has released OS X 10.5.4 (59 MB via Software Update) to the masses which includes the content of Security Update 2008-04. The update also includes improvements to AirPort reliability and speed, many iCal … Also tagged: news, apple, software, patch, software update, bug fix |
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Unpatched Flaw In Apple Remote Desktop Brings About Trojans & Community FixesThe Apple Blog - Jun 24, 2008 Much ado has been made this week regarding the recent Apple Remote Desktop Root Privilege Escalation Vulnerability. The short story is that there is a flaw in a piece of software that Apple ships & installs with … Also tagged: tips, commentary, patch, workaround, trojan horse, apple remote desktop |
The Apple Blog - Jun 5, 2008
If you are an advanced user looking for additional information about the Leopard I would suggest that you check out the Security Configuration guide for Mac OS X 10.5 (Leoapard.) You can log onto the Apple website and …
Also tagged: news, development, apple, guide, leopard, mac os x 10 5