Mac OS X Struck By Severe Security Hole

Macworld is reporting about a new security hole in Mac OS X that can be exploited to compromise a system if the user simply visits a web site with Safari. Currently, no vendor patch is available. Secunia has a demonstration of the vulnerability and suggestions for temporary workarounds.

February 23, 2006 at 12:45 am · Filed under ,




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