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Apple releases security fixes for OS X

February 16th, 2007 · No Comments

Apple Inc. has issued a security update for its Mac OS X operating system that repairs multiple vulnerabilities.

The security fixes, issued on Wednesday, repair a series of flaws through which an attacker could fool a person into taking actions that would let someone hijack, crash or obtain access rights to a computer.

The vulnerabilities exist in the Finder disk-handling software, iChat messaging and conferencing program, and user notification system.

Internet and computer security company Secunia rated the patch as highly critical, the fourth-most urgent rating on its five-point scale.

Mac OS users who have the automatic software update option enabled will receive the security fixes automatically.

The patches are also available at Apple’s downloads page

Tags: Apple · Security

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