Hmmm, I see a pattern
I'm noticing something, the more popular the product, the higher chance it gets hacked.
Go figure.
Apple plugs two QuickTime holes
Apple has plugged two holes in its QuickTime media player that could create serious security problems for people tricked into visiting malicious websites. The release, which is available for both Windows and Mac platforms, is Apple's second security patch in less than a week. The most serious of the two vulnerabilities involves …
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