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Apple fixes multiple holes in OS X
Stuart Corner
Thursday, 03 August 2006 17:45
The update, details of which are available here, is Apple's fourth this year.
The vulnerabilities affect AFP server, bluetooth, DHCP and several other areas of OS X operation. They affect file sharing and image handling, in some cases enabling the system to be compromised by a hacker who is able to persuade the use to open a corrupt Tiff image file.
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