QuickTime Update Includes Anti-Hacker Features
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Apple has been unlucky with QuickTime. The media software used, on Mac OS X and Windows, to play back...
For a long time, Apple boasted that Macs were safer than Windows PCs, and that Macs didn’t have any...
It’s time for yet another QuickTime update. As usual, this one contains a number of security fixes: eleven in...
Security & Privacy + Software & Apps
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Security & Privacy + Software & Apps
The Mozilla Foundation has released a new update to Firefox for Mac OS X. Version 2.0.0.13 contains a half-dozen...
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