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Mac OS X, Windows Security Gaps Found | |
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| Time: 02:17 EST/07:17 GMT | News Source: eWeek | Posted By: Jonathan Tigner | ||
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On Wednesday, William Carrel posted an advisory warning of a malicious DHCP response that can grant root access for Mac OS X. The vulnerability affects the desktop and server versions of Mac OS X 10.2, known as Jaguar, as well as Mac OS X 10.3, known as Panther, he wrote. Separately, Copenhagen, Denmark-based security company Secunia issued a security advisory late Tuesday about five security vulnerabilities in Internet Explorer 6.0 and possibly in earlier versions of the browser as well. Together, they "can be exploited to compromise a user's system" the advisory warns. In addition, Secunia late last week also found vulnerabilities in the Opera browser, Version 7.22 and earlier, that can cause a buffer overflow. Opera this week released an update to its browser, Opera 7.23, that fixes the holes. | ||
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| #1 By 18033 (211.26.193.94) at 11/30/2003 6:26:45 PM |
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#3 Are you serious????
Or completely naive???? I spose you know (or maybe not) OSX is based on Linux, oh and Im sure youre also going to tell me Linux doesnt have any security holes either? roflmao Its true what they say about Mac users.... |
| #2 By 18033 (211.26.193.94) at 11/30/2003 8:36:57 PM |
| lol ok sorry bout that :-) |
| #3 By 8589 (66.169.174.102) at 12/1/2003 12:58:33 AM |
| Maybe they wouldn't find so many security flaws if they just stopped looking for them. ROFLOL |
| #4 By 12071 (203.217.64.250) at 12/1/2003 7:49:08 AM |
| #5 OS X is based on Linux huh? ooookay then, please join all your other completely and utterly clueless and ignorant Windows users over there. Maybe you meant to say FreeBSD, which I know sounds very similar to Linux. Or maybe you just can't tell the different and just assume that *BSD, Linux, AIX, Solaris etc etc are just all the same thing all based off each other. |
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