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Apple TV security fixes - better late than never?

Stephen Withers
Friday, 11 July 2008 03:32

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One was patched by QuickTime 7.4 (released in January 2008), one by QuickTime 7.4.1 (February), three by QuickTime 7.4.5 (April), and one by QuickTime 7.5 (June).

The Zero Day Initiative's list of upcoming advisories still lists 12 issues concerning Apple products, all classified as being of 'high' severity. One of them dates back as far as December 2007. But to put that in context, the oldest item on the list is a Microsoft vulnerability (also rated high) from September 2006.

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