J. R. Ransom's taosmultimedia.com - Apple Sews Up Holes in Safari, OS X Security

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Apple Sews Up Holes in Safari, OS X Security

Apple has issued a major security update for Mac OS X and Safari. The update addresses 86 common vulnerability and exposure CVE entries in 30 applications for Mac OS. Among the components addressed by the update are vulnerabilities in the Printing and Preview components, which could allow encrypted PDF files to be viewed without authentication. Other fixes include security updates for the ClamAV antivirus application, the OS X Leopard application firewall and several Apache components.
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