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Submission + - Mac OS Becoming Juicier Target for Virus Writers (foxnews.com)

imamac writes: An article posted at Fox News is broadcasting Mac Security as becoming more like Windows." It notes that exploit code was written very quickly for a set of updates released on May 24. "It is very Microsoft. It's something we've grown to expect in Microsoft: The descriptions of patches lead people to write exploits for something that's been patched." Yet the opening statement says that "compared with Windows, the Macintosh platform is still largely untouched by vulnerability exploits." So which is it?
Censorship

Submission + - Reporter Arrested on Orders of Giuliani Press Sec. (jonesreport.com)

An anonymous reader writes: Freelance reporter Matt Lepacek, reporting for Infowars.com, was arrested for asking a question to one of Giuliani's staff members in a press conference. The press secretary identified the New York based reporter as having previously asked Giuliani about his prior knowledge of WTC building collapses and ordered his arrest on the grounds of criminal trespass, despite protest of CNN staff. He had a proper press pass.
Portables (Apple)

Submission + - iPhone runs "real" OS X

Sugar Water Salesman writes: Reading through the coverage of Steve Jobs' appearance last week at All Things Digital, I stumbled across something that I haven't seen discussed before. According to Jobs, the iPhone runs a full version of OS X. . From AllThingsD.com:

"Whoa. Jobs says iPhone runs "real OS X, real Safari, real desktop email." Walt follows up: If that's true, could other OS X applications run on the iPhone? Jobs says no. "They're not designed to."
Media (Apple)

Submission + - Mandy Amanno "Mac Chick of the Month" (Jun (macenstein.com)

Ed over in Accounting writes: "Anyone remember Apple and Pepsi's iTunes "Under the cap" promotion of 2005? The ad campaign was launched in a highly publicized Super Bowl ad, and featured a pretty girl named Mandy Amano. She reached instant internet fame, and eventually ended up in Maxim. She is apparently a die-hard Apple fan as well, and is this month's "Mac Chick of the Month" over at Macenstein."

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