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Just hitting the streets, as we speak, Apple released OSX update 10.5.5. Built into 10.5.5 is Security Update 2008-006, marking the 6th major security update of the year. So aside from the ton of updates in 10.5.5 for OSX Leopard, check out the below updates included with it. Keep in mind that Security Update is not just for 10.5 (OSX Leopard), being that it is also available for 10.4, Desktop and Server releases. This update releases updates to the following items: ATS -- Apple Type Services -- CVE-2008-2305 BIND -- 10.5 -- Updated to 9.4.2-P2 10.4.11 -- Updated to 9.3.5-P2 ClamAV -- Antivirus included with OSX Server Updated to version 0.93.3. CVE-2008-1100, CVE-2008-1387, CVE-2008-0314, CVE-2008-1833, CVE-2008-1835, CVE-2008-1836, CVE-2008-1837, CVE-2008-2713, CVE-2008-3215 Directory Services x2 -- (Something I found interesting -- Vulnerability reported by the "IT Department of the West Seneca Central School District". Not your usual reporter. Very nice) -- CVE-2008-2329 Finder x2 -- CVE-2008-2331, CVE-2008-3613 ImageIO x4 -- CVE-2008-2327, CVE-2008-2332, CVE-2008-3608, CVE-2008-1382 Kernel -- CVE-2008-3609 libresolv -- CVE-2008-1447 Login Windows x2 -- CVE-2008-3610, CVE-2008-3611 mDNSResolver -- CVE-2008-1447 OpenSSH -- CVE-2008-1483, CVE-2008-1657 QuickDraw Manager -- CVE-2008-3614 Ruby -- CVE-2008-2376 SearchKit -- CVE-2008-3616 System Configuration -- CVE-2008-2312 (For 10.4.11) System Preferences x2 -- CVE-2008-3617, CVE-2008-3618 Time Machine -- CVE-2008-3619 VideoConference -- CVE-2008-3621 Wiki Server -- CVE-2008-3622 So, all in all, quite a few updates here in this one.
-- Joel Esler http://www.joelesler.net |
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