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Comment Re:Apple Safari Jumbo Patch 50+ Vulnerabilities Fi (Score 1, Insightful) 237

by BSDetector on Tuesday June 09, 2009 @11:46PM (#28274925) Attached to: Microsoft Sets Record With Monster Patch Tuesday

So in your math - a single product that has 50 patches is "better" than 10 updates/31 vulnerabilities for an entire platform? In an ideal world - there would be 0 bugs but since we don't live in an ideal world then ALL platforms - including your beloved MAC - will always be rife with issues. Of course you can't ever see that or admit that - when it comes to Apple/MAC's.

Comment Apple Safari Jumbo Patch 50+ Vulnerabilities Fixed (Score 5, Insightful) 237

by BSDetector on Tuesday June 09, 2009 @11:08PM (#28274661) Attached to: Microsoft Sets Record With Monster Patch Tuesday

So where is the Slashdot article on the following? It's as current as the Microsoft article from ZDNet! I guess as long as it puts Apple in a bad light - it gets ignored or even censored. But if it can be interpreted as Microsoft=BAD then let's up the font size and BOLD the headers!

"Apple Safari Jumbo Patch 50+ Vulnerabilities Fixed" - http://blogs.zdnet.com/security/?p=3541/

Hypocrites!

Comment Stuff that Matters ???? (Score -1, Flamebait) 503

by BSDetector on Saturday April 18, 2009 @04:22PM (#27629551) Attached to: Comic Sans, Font of Ill Will

Just the fact that this is presented as "stuff that matters" says plenty about the maturity of the typical Slashdotter"!

Comment Enjoying the Kool-Aid - I hope!!!! (Score 0) 477

by BSDetector on Thursday September 25, 2008 @05:49PM (#25158065) Attached to: Apple Censors App Store Rejection Notices

Hey apple boyz!!! Hey stevie syncophants!!! Hey mac nuts!!! Hey ifonies!!!

ENJOY THE KOOL-AID!!! Hope you like the flavor!!!

Submission + - Apple Mac OS X update For 17 Vulnerabilities

Submitted by BSDetector on Saturday May 26, 2007 @07:11PM

BSDetector writes: As was widely reported on ZDNet News, eWeek, InfoWorld and Computerworld — all leading industry publications — Apple released fixes on May 24, 2007 for vulnerabilities ranging from system takeover to denial-of-service attacks. It was the fifth security update released this year. It also marked the first time this year that an operating system security update from Apple did not patch a vulnerability disclosed by the January Month of Apple Bugs project. Today's update pushed Apple's year-to-date patch total to over 100. More than one of the affected flaws were called "critical" or "dangerous". Specifics about the security issues were available on the InfoWorld site at http://www.infoworld.com/article/07/05/25/Apple-fi xes-Mac-OS-X-flaws_1.html/ or the eWeek site at http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,1895,2136578,00.as p/

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