Yesterday (December 17), Apple issued 31 security patches for Mac OS X Tiger and Leopard operating systems.
Most of these patches are for Tiger OS, and only partially for Leopard - Apple's latest Mac OS X version. Mac users can use the Software Update feature to update automatically, or download a patch from Apple's website.
Last week, Apple also upgraded QuickTime to patch a serious vulnerability in this application. Also in this issue, Apple also provides patches for Safari users of Windows version.
Van Han
Apple issued 31 patches for Mac OS X OS
Yesterday (December 17), Apple issued 31 security patches for Mac OS X Tiger and Leopard operating systems. Most of these patches are for Tiger OS, and only partially for Leopard - Apple's latest Mac OS X version.
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