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Apple patches iSync flaw
April 20, 2005 Fixes a hole in tool that helps people synchronize data between a Mac and a mobile device.Fix in for Apple flaw
August 18, 2006 Xsan Filesystem patch tackles flaws in Mac OS X versions that could allow attackers to execute arbitrary code or crash a system.Apple fixes flaw with iTunes update
January 12, 2005 New software addresses a vulnerability that allowed previous versions to crash and execute arbitrary code.Apple plugs 'critical' holes in OS X
September 23, 2005 Ten new patches for the Macintosh operating system address myriad flaws that open systems to remote attacks, experts say.Apple releases security update to Mac OS X
December 3, 2004 The company patches 17 flaws in various components of the Mac operating system.Winamp update fixes flaw
February 25, 2006 Version 5.2 includes patch for security hole that could be used to crash or even take over a vulnerable PC.Apple plugs four security holes
February 15, 2007 Four issues identified by the Month of Apple Bugs project receive fixes from the company's developer.Apple update fixes Mac OS X flaws
November 1, 2005 Vulnerabilities could be exploited locally, but not by remote attackers to access sensitive information, according to experts.Apple releases Mac OS X security update
September 29, 2006 Mac OS X 10.4.8 fixes several flaws that could lead to remote code execution, the company says.Apple fixes Java flaws in Mac OS
September 14, 2005 Updates fix a handful of vulnerabilities that could be used to bypass security restrictions.Apple issues Mac OS X security patch
May 21, 2004 The security update addresses flaws that security firms say could allow malicious code to be run on a Mac.This week in Apple
February 24, 2006 A flaw in Mac OS X could be a conduit for attackers to install malicious code on computers running the OS X software. Also: Apple confirms that it plans to introduce some fun new products.Apple sounds alarm over QuickTime flaws
November 4, 2005 "Highly critical" bug in media player could open door for a denial-of-service attack, security company says.Darwin flaws survive in Apple's Mac OS X
January 19, 2005 An audit of the open-source OS from which Apple borrowed much of the Mac OS X code reveals vulnerabilities that affect Apple's software.Apple patches QuickTime flaw
May 1, 2004 The consumer technology maker issues a security advisory and fix for a QuickTime flaw that the company describes as a minor issue. The firm that found the flaw says the problem is more serious.Apple fixes security in Panther, Jaguar
November 20, 2003 The Mac maker releases a security update for the recently released Panther operating system and patches several flaws in Jaguar, its predecessor.Apple plugs 25 Mac OS X flaws
April 19, 2007 Fourth security update this year addresses vulnerabilities that could let attackers hit Macs.Apple issues Mac OS X security update
October 4, 2004 Update addresses potential denial-of-service vulnerabilities as well as a flaw in QuickTime.iTunes and QuickTime flaw detailed
December 21, 2005 Flaw could put systems running Windows and Mac OS X at risk of attack, warns security researcher.Adobe fixes Reader, Acrobat for Mac OS
June 28, 2005 Two "medium risk" flaws could allow an attacker to run executables or abuse elevated privileges in Safari.
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