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Security Update 2008-002 released
Apple yesterday released Security Update 2008-002 (50.5MB) for Mac OS 10.
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The update, which appears in Software Update, is recommended "for all users and improves the security of Mac OS X." The previous 2008-001 Security Update is incorporated into this update and a restart is required.
Apple's knowledge base article #307562 has more information on 30 areas of OS X that are patched by Security Update 2008-002, including:
- AFP Client
- AFP Server
- Apache
- AppKit
- Application Firewall
- CFNetwork
- ClamAV
- CoreFoundation
- CoreServices
- CUPS
- curl
- Emacs
- file
- Foundation
- Help Viewer
- Image Raw
- Kerberos
- libc
- mDNSResponder
- notifyd
- OpenSSH
- pax archive utility
- PHP
- Podcast Producer
- Preview
- Printing
- System Configuration
- UDF
- Wiki Server
- X11
Knowledge base article #61798 has more information on all Apple security updates.