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Apple plugs 25 security holes

Patch despatch

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Posted in PCs & Chips, 19th April 2007 22:52 GMT

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Brief Apple today fixed 25 vulnerabilities in the Mac OS X 10.4.9 operating system, courtesy of a 16MB patch for download. Apple's list of vulns is long and far too tedious for us to rewrite, so check out the company's security update for yourself and get patching. ®

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