Apple updates Safari with version 3.0.2 for Windows
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Blog: This security update for Windows users piggybacks patches for Apple users.
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By Steve Lawson MORE than a million copies of Apple's Safari 3.0 internet browser for Windows XP and Vista were downloaded within the first 48 hours of it being made freely available last week.
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Apple Inc.  Chief  Executive Steve Jobs on Monday said his company had created a  version of its No. 3-ranked Web browser, Safari, for Windows  users, aiming to gain share in the market for browsers.
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com December 16, 2004, 10:27 AM PT. Apple Computer on Wednesday released a minor update to its Mac OS X 10.3 Panther operating system.
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Tiger hits 10.4.9 Apple has updated Mac OS X to version 10.4.9, offering patches for both Intel and PowerPC versions of the operating system, taking in its server and client forms. The company has also updated its iPhoto application, and beefed up the security of Mac OS X 10.3.9.â¦
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MacCentral - Apple on Wednesday released Mac OS X v10.3.7, the latest release of its "Panther" operating system. The company recommends the update for all users of Panther, and said that the update "delivers enhanced functionality and improved reliability."
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By MAY WONG  SAN FRANCISCO - Apple Inc. has set the stage for yet another rivalry with Microsoft Corp. by launching a Windows version of its Safari Internet browser and inviting developers to create Web-based programs for its upcoming iPhone.
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The 26MB upgrade to version 10.3.6 is available now via the OS&#39; Software Update control panel and from Apple&#39;s support web site.
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Apple Inc. has released security updates for four vulnerabilities in Mac OS X and its Safari beta browser, marking the second time in just over a week that the company has had to fix the app.
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(InfoWorld) - Security researchers have jumped on Apple's beta version of the Safari browser, digging up as many as 18 bugs in the software, just one day after its release. Researchers Aviv Raff , David Maynor, and Thor Larholm all reported flaws in the browser shortly after it was made available on Monday. Maynor alone said he'd discovered six bugs, including two that could be used to run unauthorized software on a victim's PC. Safari 3.0 is getting more attention because, for the first time, Apple has made a Windows version of the software available. Now the software can be downloaded by a much larger group of testers. Another researcher, Tom Ferris, said his vulnerability testing "fuzzer" software turned up 10 flaws in the browser in just five minutes. He had harsh words for Apple's security team. "That's horrible, and just goes to show that they took no initiative to fuzz their own software," he said Tuesday. Apple itself had little to say about all of the bug-finding. "We take security very seriously, and we're investigating these reports," an Apple spokesman told IDG News Service before declining to comment further. Although Safari 3.0 is beta code and expected to include bugs, Ferris said that Apple's team should have tested it more carefully before making it available to such a large group of testers. "In order to have a useful beta test of a Web browser, people need to use it in the real world, which is ultimately exposing them to malware," he said. Ferris and other researchers were also eager to deflate Apple's claim that "Apple engineers designed Safari to be secure from day one," a statement that Raff called "pathetic." The Safari vulnerabilities were widely reported Tuesday on blogs and technology news, but according to Matthew Baker, too much was made of the issue. "Reporting as news that a beta program has bugs ... seems like reporting that there's rain in Seattle," he said. "The beta version is being held to the standard that a Gold Master copy should," said Baker, a Mac user who works as a customer service representative with First Utah Bank in Salt Lake City Utah. "It just seems to me that some people ... feel some sort of pleasure in reporting issues with Apple's software."
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By John Markoff  Apple will make its Safari Web browser available for Windows- based PCs, opening a new front in its rivalry with Microsoft.
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Apple has updated its AirPort Extreme wireless networking product to improve compatibility and to fix a security issue.
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Security researchers have already found eight bugs in the Windows version of Safari Apple released on Monday. They're blaming Apple's "hostile attitude towards security researchers" for the problems.
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Apple Remote Desktop has been updated adding support for Mac OS X Leopard, as well as several new features.
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Blog: This rare, tenth update of an Apple OS includes a networking security patch.
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By Clint Swett, The Sacramento Bee, Calif.  Jun. 11--SAN FRANCISCO -- Taking the battle for the consumer computer market directly to Microsoft, Apple Inc. on Monday said it would make its highly praised Safari Web browser available to Windows users.
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A new security update is available for Mac OS X users running the program that's part of iLife 08.