Apple fixes dozens of holes with OS X security update

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Feb 15, 2009

Apple fixes dozens of holes with OS X security update

Apple released a Mac OS X security update on Thursday that contains fixes for more than two dozen vulnerabilities, including one in Safari RSS that could lead to arbitrary code execution and one in Remote Apple Events that could disclose sensitive information. CNET reports it here.

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