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Apple’s month it is, but controversy remains

January 7th, 2007 | No comments

This is where the whole security by obscurity thing really comes into play… MacWorld is starting, and concurrent with it is comes a beautiful step-child – the Month of Apple Bugs. People are finding bugs in OS X, and others are busy fixing them. That’s great, but you can never make everyone happy – some [...]

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Month of Apple Bugs gets it’s first swat

January 2nd, 2007 | No comments

As a result of the “Month of Apple Bugs” initiative, the first pest has been found (h/t to Slashdot). It is a buffer overflow issue that when applied very carefully, could lead to an “exploitable remote arbitrary code execution condition.” I won’t opine on exactly what “exploitable remote arbitrary code execution condition” Mac users might [...]

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