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Apple fixes security issues with Security Update 2009-005 for Leopard and Tiger
Appearing alongside the Mac OS X 10.6.1 update, Apple released another update today: Security Update 2009-004 is out for users of Leopard and Tiger. This update patches several vulnerabilities, including the security issue with Flash that was also part of Mac OS 10.6.1. It's available now through Software Update and is applicable for Mac OS X Leopard, Tiger (PPC and Intel) and Tiger Server (PPC and Universal).
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Tom said 7:03PM on 9-10-2009
I've tried downloading the fix via Software Update and got a message saying the verification code did not match, meaning it could have been tampered with and was not signed by Apple.
In the second attempt the update was ok. Anyone else got that?
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brad said 11:51AM on 9-11-2009
Its taking for every for it to reboot. FML. Like almost 1.5 hours now. Anyone else get this?
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Mike H said 11:35AM on 9-11-2009
Can one draw any conclusions about the support status of Tiger from the fact that it has not received the 1.5.0_20 Java update as Leopard did, but has received another security update? If history is any indication, this should be one of the last Tiger updates, but I take it that Apple never officially proclaims an OS as end-of-life?
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bradjroy said 11:52AM on 9-11-2009
Restarted the machine and everything seems ok....
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Bruce J said 12:12PM on 9-14-2009
I tried twice to download via software update and got the same results as Tom . Should i keep trying? I am hardly an expert. Thank you.
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