Mac OS Security

MUST READ Critical flaw found in Mac OS X ARTICLE - A problem with the way Apple's OS processes specially crafted resource forks and HFS metadata comes just days after it became the target of malicious code for the first time. Apple fixes multiple QuickTime flaws ARTICLE - Attackers could use maliciously crafted images or media files to cause a denial of service or launch malicious code. A new version of QuickTime fixes the problems.

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	RE:trace framework aids in OS X, Unix flaw discovery SearchSecurity.com | 21 Feb 2008 ARTICLE - The new Ruby-based framework gives security professionals and reverse engineers the ability to find flaws in both the stack and the heap

	Java flaws haunt Mac OS X SearchSecurity.com | 17 Dec 2007 ARTICLE - Mac OS X has multiple Java-based vulnerabilities attackers could exploit to bypass security programs, launch cross-site scripting assaults or cause a denial of service.

	Hefty security fix for Apple Mac OS X, Safari SearchSecurity.com | 15 Nov 2007 ARTICLE - Apple released security updates for 41 flaws in Mac OS X and Safari that attackers could exploit to infect machines with malware and cause system crashes.

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	SAP Security Learning Guide SearchSecurity.com & SearchSAP.com | 23 Aug 2005 LEARNING GUIDE - This guide pulls SAP security information from both SearchSecurity.com and its sister site, SearchSAP.com, to provide the most comprehensive resource around for all aspects of making your SAP system bulletproof.

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	trusted computing 29 Nov 2006 WORD - Trusted computing is a broad term that refers to technologies and proposals for resolving computer security problems through hardware enhancements and associated software modifications. Several major hardware manufacturers ...

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	SEE ALSO - Topics Related to Mac OS Security:  Digital Rights Management, Linux Security and Unix Security, Mainframe Security, Windows Vista Security, Windows XP and Server Security